Modulators – Frequency modulator – Including stabilization or alternatively distortion – noise...
Patent
1992-08-25
1994-09-13
Mis, David
Modulators
Frequency modulator
Including stabilization or alternatively distortion, noise...
360 30, 331 2, H03C 309, H03L 100, H03L 700, H03L 706
Patent
active
053472403
ABSTRACT:
A circuit for automatically controlling a carrier frequency of a video tape recorder includes a voltage controlled oscillator, a phase detector for generating an error signal representing a phase difference between an output signal of the voltage controlled oscillator and a reference signal, an integrating circuit for converting the error signal into an error voltage, and a frequency modulator with the same structure and characteristics as the voltage controlled oscillator for generating a carrier signal having a carrier frequency equal to a frequency of the reference signal in response to both the error voltage and a voltage level of a luminance component of a video signal voltage controlled oscillator changes the oscillation frequency to have the same value as the frequency of the reference signal in response to the error voltage.
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Bushnell Robert E.
Mis David
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
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