AFT arrangement for a double conversion tuner

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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3581951, 455182, 455315, 455316, H04N 544, H04B 126

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ABSTRACT:
A double conversion tuner stabilized against drift includes a first local oscillator included in a phase locked loop (PLL) and a second local oscillator included in an automatic fine tuning (AFT) loop. A switching arrangement selectively allows the AFT signal to control the second local oscillator only when the operation of the PLL has been completed and if the picture carrier of the IF signal produced at the output of the tuner is within the AFT control range to prevent the second local oscillator from being tuned incorrectly.

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"An Experimental Parametric Tuner for UHF Television Receivers" by L. A. Harwood and T. Murakami appearing in RCA Review Magazine, Jun. 1963, pp. 253-281.

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