Memory control circuit for a television receiver

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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455184, 455186, H04B 116

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043063098

ABSTRACT:
In an electronic radio frequency tuner of the type having a source of digital signals representing radio frequencies to which the tuner is tuned and an addressable memory, a memory control circuit includes an addressing circuit having an operative state for selectively providing address-identifying signals which select respective addresses of the memory, a write-in control circuit for writing a digital signal into a selected address of the memory, a further memory for selectively memorizing one of the digital signals from the source and one of the address-identifying signals from the addressing circuit, and a switching circuit for selectively supplying one of the digital signals or one of the address-identifying signals to the further memory in accordance with the state of the addressing circuit.

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