Control generator for use in broadcast receiver including improv

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...

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340715, 340789, G09G 300

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ABSTRACT:
A control signal generator for use with a broadcast receiver having a signal level indicator including a plurality of sequentially actuated luminous elements. The received signal strength is indicated by the number of luminous elements which are lit. The control signal generator is responsive to the signal level indicator to provide control signals for automatic frequency control circuitry and/or muting circuitry. The signal level indicator may include cicuitry for converting arbitrarily selected changes in the received signal to changes the indicator normally detects to thereby effect the sequential actuation of the luminous elements in accordance with the arbitrarily selected changes in the received signal.

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