Directly mixing receiving system

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Local control of receiver operation

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455258, 455265, H04B 116

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044083513

ABSTRACT:
In a broadcast signal receiving system, which includes a phase control loop composed of a first mixer having two inputs and an output and arranged to provide at its output a signal proportional to the product of the signals applied to its two inputs, one output being supplied with the received high frequency signal, a voltage controlled oscillator connected for supplying to the other input of the first mixer an alternating voltage of substantially constant amplitude, a first lowpass filter connected to the output of the first mixer for providing a filtered output signal representative of the first mixer output signal with the sum frequency component of that signal suppressed, and means for delivering the output signal of the first low-pass filter to the control input of the oscillator, the received high frequency signal is directly demodulated by multiplication with a local oscillator signal synchronized to a substantially fixed difference to the phase or the carrier phase of the received high frequency signal.

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