High-frequency signal booster

Telecommunications – Carrier wave repeater or relay system – Monitoring

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455 21, 455 22, 455 33, H04B 714

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ABSTRACT:
A high-frequency signal booster which has at least one channel unit including a down-converter for converting input signals into intermediate-frequency signals and an up-converter for converting time into output signals. The respective up- and down-converters are separately equipped with station-originating signal oscillators. Further, the station-originating signal oscillator provided for the up-converter has a function of effecting the modulation with out-of-voice-band signals.

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