AGC amplifier circuit for use in a digital satellite...

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Local control of receiver operation

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C455S127200, C455S239100, C375S345000, C330S278000

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07039376

ABSTRACT:
An AGC amplifier circuit has a fixed-gain amplifier, of which the gain is not controlled by an AGC voltage, and a variable-gain amplifier, of which the gain is controlled by the AGC voltage, that are connected in parallel. When the AGC voltage is within a predetermined voltage range, the overall gain of the AGC amplifier circuit is varied by the variable-gain amplifier; however, when the AGC voltage is outside the predetermined voltage range, the overall gain is kept constant by the fixed-gain amplifier. The minimum gain of the AGC amplifier circuit is set to be equal to the gain of the fixed-gain amplifier.

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