Circuit arrangements for modifying dynamic range

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including gain control means

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330126, 330149, 333 14, H03G 330, H03F 126

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044980558

ABSTRACT:
Improvements in compressors, expanders and noise reduction systems are disclosed which reduce the susceptibility of such circuit arrangements to undue control by signals outside the pass-band(s) (i.e., stop-band signals) in which the circuits are active. Level dependent circuitry operates, particularly by means of non-linear processing, to reduce the circuit response to the effect of stop-band signal components at high input signal levels.

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Fred Ives, "A Noise-Reduction System: Dynamic Spectral Filtering", Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, Sep. 1972, Vol. 20, No. 7.
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Joseph Hull, "Dolby C-Type Noise Reduction", Audio Magazine, May 1981.

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