Command signal generator for an automatic channel selection devi

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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325469, 343205, H04B 360, H04B 126

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041745019

ABSTRACT:
This device which can be used in a phase or frequency modulation receiver, is connected to the output of the frequency discriminator of the receiver and comprises means for forming a logic signal which indicates the presence or absence of noise, a gate which transmits the clock pulses when a logic signal indicates the presence of noise, means for counting the transmitted clock pulses and for supplying a command signal for controlling a channel selection device, either which during a sequence of n time intervals .tau. a number of pulses counted during each time interval .tau. attains a first threshold, or when the number of pulses counted during a time interval .tau. attains a second threshold which is higher than the first threshold.

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