Double-sideband, suppressed-carrier, signal injection apparatus

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency or phase modulation

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455310, H04B 110

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043143768

ABSTRACT:
A system for automatically adjusting the threshold sensitivity of an FM receiver (muting) to prevent noise capture and reduce the effects of distortion due to multipath reception. A crystal controlled oscillator drives a suppressed carrier modulator which in turn delivers sideband signals at F/88 and -F/88, where F is the IF center frequency of 10.7 MH.sub.z. The sidebands are injected into the FM receiver between the IF amplifier output and the input of a quadrature detector (discriminator) and fall outside of the maximum .+-. excursion of FM modulation within the IF bandpass, but are separated from F by less than the adjacent channel spacing. Proper adjustment of the level of these sidebands prevents noise capture and reduces FM Multipath Distortion.

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