Intermediate-frequency circuit having flat group delay...

Television – Receiver circuitry – Tuning

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C455S197200

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10833421

ABSTRACT:
An intermediate-frequency circuit includes a mixer for converting a received TV signal to an intermediate-frequency signal; an intermediate-frequency amplifier for amplifying the intermediate-frequency signal; an intermediate-frequency tuning circuit for tuning to the intermediate-frequency signal, the intermediate-frequency tuning circuit being interposed between the mixer and the intermediate-frequency amplifier; and a trap circuit interposed between the mixer and the intermediate-frequency tuning circuit or between the intermediate-frequency tuning circuit and the intermediate-frequency amplifier, wherein a trap frequency of the trap circuit can be changed in a region outside a video intermediate frequency.

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patent: 2002-281401 (2002-09-01), None

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