Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency
Patent
1979-10-29
1981-04-21
Griffin, Robert L.
Telecommunications
Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter
Signal selection based on frequency
455202, 3581951, 334 16, H04B 116
Patent
active
042636752
ABSTRACT:
An automatic fine tuning (AFT) circuit includes a frequency discriminator for discriminating an intermediate frequency signal, a capacitor supplied with the discriminated intermediate frequency signal to produce an AFT voltage thereacross, a comparator circuit for comparing the AFT voltage with a reference voltage, a first switching transistor controlled by the comparator circuit and which supplies and charges the capacitor with the reference voltage during a channel selection operation when the AFT voltage is less than the reference voltage, a second switching transistor controlled by the comparator circuit and which connects the capacitor to ground to discharge the same during a channel selection operation when the AFT voltage is greater than the reference voltage, and a third switching transistor for rendering the comparator circuit operative during a channel selection operation and inoperative during an AFT operation.
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Hongu Masayuki
Ohmuro Shigeru
Tokuhara Masaharu
Chin Tommy P.
Eslinger Lewis H.
Griffin Robert L.
Sinderbrand Alvin
Sony Corporation
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