Composite limiting sum and difference circuitry for extending th

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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179 1GD, 455117, H04H 500

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043013317

ABSTRACT:
A frequency modulated stereo transmitter in the preferred embodiment has a stereo generator which receives audio sterero signals directly. The stereo generator includes gain control circuitry which acts directly on the sum and difference signals generated in the stereo generator.
The stereo generator then directly modulates a modulation protion of an RF transmitter unit thereby maintaining a very high index of modulation. Audio gain control and audio limiting are thus eliminated. In alternative embodiments the stereo generator unit gain control circuitry is adapted to existing FM stereo transmitters.

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