Apparatus and method for selecting station using D/A converter t

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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4551922, 4551841, 455260, 455264, H04B 118

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and a method for selecting a station are disclosed in which a count section or a comparison section compares/decides a local oscillation frequency, and a digital/analog converter controls the local oscillation frequency according to the decided result, in order to perform an accurate and stable station selection. The apparatus includes a local oscillator means, a dividing means, a count section or comparison section, a control section, and a digital analog converter. The method includes the steps of controlling the digital/analog converter, dividing, the signal output from the local oscillator outputting correction data, and controlling increase/decrease of the oscillation frequency of the local oscillator according to the correction data.

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