Frequency demodulation circuit

Demodulators – Frequency modulation demodulator

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329319, 329337, 455214, 455337, 327 39, 327 47, H03D 306

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ABSTRACT:
A frequency demodulation circuit having an improved detection sensitivity is provided by forming an all-pass equalizer in a Quadrature-type demodulator capable of allowing a band covering at least a carrier frequency deviation to pass therethrough. The equalizer comprises a band-pass filter for detecting the frequency deviation of an inputted FM carrier signal, a gain-doubling amplifier and a substractor for performing subtraction between the signal inputted to the band-pass filter and the output of the amplifier. The operation of the circuit is such that a FM carrier signal is supplied to the band-pass filter through a phase shifter and to a phase comparator and the output of the substractor and the FM carrier signal are compared to each other by the phase comparator to thereby obtain a FM demodulated signal.

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