Television – Receiver circuitry – Demodulator
Patent
1993-12-29
1995-04-25
Groody, James J.
Television
Receiver circuitry
Demodulator
348638, 348505, 455260, H04N 966, H04N 5455
Patent
active
054103681
ABSTRACT:
A synchronous demodulator is controlled by a phase locked loop for tuning to a pilot in a television signal. A start-up interval is commenced upon initiation of tuning (either after power-up or a channel change) during which a substitute signal at the pilot frequency is supplied to the phase locked loop to rapidly bring the VCO close to its lock-up frequency. Thereafter the IF signal is supplied. The start-up interval is defined by an AFC Defeat signal from a microprocessor and controls an IF switch. The substitute signal is from a crystal oscillator.
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Krishnamurthy Gopalan
Mycynek Victor G.
Sgrignoli Gary J.
Cohen Cheryl
Groody James J.
Zenith Electronics Corp.
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