Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency or phase modulation
Patent
1989-09-13
1990-11-13
Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
Telecommunications
Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter
Frequency or phase modulation
455214, 455221, 455222, H04B 110
Patent
active
049698524
ABSTRACT:
A channel discriminator circuit is specifically adaptable for use in association with a radio receiver in which DC voltage signals are generated which are proportional to the FM signals received by the radio receiver and an inhibit circuit will generate an inhibit signal denoting the reception of FM signals above a predetermined detection threshold corresponding to an assigned carrier frequency. The channel discriminator circuit will determine whether the FM signals received are centered within a predetermined band width corresponding to the assigned carrier frequency by comparing the DC voltage signal generated with upper and lower reference voltage limits generated by a potentiometer network and will cause the inhibit circuit to generate an inhibit signal only if the DC voltage representing the FM signal received is within the predetermined limits established by the potentiometer network.
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Charouel Lisa
Eisenzopf Reinhard J.
Public Service Company of Colorado
Reilly John E.
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