Circuit for discriminating output of squelch circuit and...

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude

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C375S376000

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07839183

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for discriminating a ‘Noisy’ state of an output of a squelch circuit is disclosed. A circuit for resolve the ‘Noisy’ state of the output of the squelch circuit is also disclosed which uses the output identification circuit. The output of the squelch circuit and a clear signal are input into a first AND gate. The output of the first AND gate is input into a first flip-flop. An inversed signal of the output of the first AND gate is input into a second flip-flop. The outputs of the first and second flip-flops are input into a discriminating unit including a second AND gate. The ‘Noisy’ state is identified by the output of the second AND gate. Based on the identification result, sensitivity of the squelch circuit is regulated.

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patent: 6954510 (2005-10-01), Lee

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