Tuners – Tuner unit directly responsive to voltage and/or current... – Reactance tuning
Patent
1977-01-17
1979-03-13
Gensler, Paul L.
Tuners
Tuner unit directly responsive to voltage and/or current...
Reactance tuning
325422, 331 36C, 331177V, H03J 318
Patent
active
041445120
ABSTRACT:
An AFC voltage superimposing circuit for an electronic tuner using a plurality of varactors as a tuning element, comprising a plurality of resistors for superimposing an AFC voltage on a tuning voltage and a bypass circuit. The bypass circuit includes at least a voltage regulating diode and a diode which are connected in series so as to have the characteristic of permitting a current to flow in one direction only. When the tuning voltage exceeds a predetermined level, the voltage regulating diode comes into a conducting state, thereby increasing the AFC voltage variation superimposed on the tuning voltages, so that the interchannel deviation of AFC sensitivity may be gently compensated.
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Matsuura Shigeo
Umemura Yoshiharu
Gensler Paul L.
Hitachi , Ltd.
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