Constant bandwidth RF filter with improved low frequency attenua

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

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455191, 455197, 455340, 334 15, 333174, H04B 126, H03H 701

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046463607

ABSTRACT:
A television tuner has a tuned circuit at the input of an RF amplifier. The tuned circuit has a varactor tuned parallel circuit and an output series coil for good high frequency attenuation and constant bandwidth with changes in frequency. For good low frequency attenuation, an input series capacitance is provided comprising a pair of varactors. The varactor pair is oppositely poled to reduce frequency doubling of low frequency signals.

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