Television – Receiver circuitry – Sound circuit
Patent
1994-05-05
1996-01-09
Groody, James J.
Television
Receiver circuitry
Sound circuit
348736, 348480, 348482, 348484, H04N 560, H04N 544, H04N 708, H04N 7093
Patent
active
054832985
ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement for demodulating the sound signals in a television signal is described, which circuit arrangement ensures a simple and low-cost structure, also for operation at different transmission standards.
To this end, the circuit arrangement according to the invention includes an oscillation-generating stage which derives a (first) oscillation from a television signal (IF television signal) modulated on a first intermediate-frequency carrier oscillation, whose frequency corresponds to the frequency of an intermediate-frequency picture carrier oscillation in the IF television signal and encloses a phase angle of at least substantially 90.degree. with the picture carrier oscillation, a (first) mixer stage, a first input of which can receive the (first) oscillation, and a switching device for optionally applying the IF television signal or a sound signal (IF sound signal) modulated on a second intermediate-frequency carrier oscillation to a second input of the (first) mixer stage.
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Brilka Joachim
Weltersbach Wolfgang
Goodman Edward W.
Groody James J.
U.S. Philips Corporation
West Nina N.
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