Audio signal modulating system with pre-emphasis

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Frequency or phase modulation

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4552001, 455267, 455268, 455345, 381 14, 381 86, 381107, H04B 100

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ABSTRACT:
An FM audio system has an FM tuner, a CD player, a stereo modulator for modulating an audio signal from the CD player to produce a composite signal so as to be received by the FM tuner for reproducing the audio signal. A control circuit such as an automatic level controller is provided for controlling a level of the audio signal applied to the stereo modulator to such a level as to prevent tone quality of sound reproduced by the FM tuner from deteriorating.

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