Automatic equalization system in FM communication circuit

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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375 14, H09B 1500

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042989833

ABSTRACT:
An automatic amplitude and phase equalization system in an FM communication circuit, in which a pilot signal included in a baseband signal of a transmitted FM signal demodulated by an FM demodulator is extracted and frequency-multiplied, a high harmonic wave of the pilot signal generated in the baseband signal is phase-detected using the frequency-multiplied output as a reference signal, an amplitude equalizer provided before the FM demodulator is driven by a component included in the phase detected output and of the same phase as the reference signal, and a phase equalizer provided before the FM demodulator is driven by a component included in the phase detected output and orthogonal to the reference signal, whereby amplitude and phase characteristics of a transmission path of the FM signal are automatically equalized.

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