FM Defect compensation apparatus

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360 38, 358 8, H04S 100, H04N 576

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042219302

ABSTRACT:
In systems which process frequency modulated carrier waves, such as video disc systems, video tape recorder/playback systems and radio systems, there are occasions where the FM signal suddenly drops to a low level. In the case of FM audio signals, these sudden drops result in objectionable tics and pops in the demodulated audio output. The apparatus described herein reduces these objectionable noises by utilizing a variable impedance in connection with a deemphasis circuit in the main signal path. Upon the occurrence of a signal dropout, a defect indication signal is provided to the variable impedance device. The deemphasis circuit has an overall time constant which includes the variable impedance device and which varies in accordance with the detected signal dropouts so as to provide a substantially smooth demodulated output signal whereby tics and pops, in the output audio signal, are substantially removed.

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Phillips Technical Revue, vol. 33 No. 7, pp. 181-185, 1973.

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