FM modulator for an input impulse signal

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364721, 36472417, 328 14, G06F 102

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ABSTRACT:
An FM modulator comprises a first adder for adding an impulse input signal and a feedback signal to produce an added signal, a delay device for receiving and delaying the added signal to produce first and second delayed signals, a multiplying coefficient generator for producing multiplying coefficients, multiplier for multiplying the delayed signals by multiplying coefficients to produce first and second multiplied signals, and a second adder for adding the multiplied signals to produce the feedback signal. The added signal is a frequency modulation signal which may be further delayed and multiplied by multiplying coefficients. At lease one of the multiplying coefficients varies in its value as a function of time so that the frequency modulation signal is produced.

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Alles, Harold G., "Music Synthesis Using Real Time Digital Techniques", Proc of the IEEE, vol. 68, No. 4, Apr. 1980, pp. 436-449, Copy in 364/721.

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