Method and means for introducing additional asymmetry into audio

Modulators – Amplitude modulator – Nonlinear device controlled by modulating signal

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328150, 328168, 332 38, 455108, H03C 100, H03G 1100, H03K 5153

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ABSTRACT:
Audio processing equipment for introducing additional asymmetry so as to provide increased fullness of modulation of associated transmitters. Audio waveshapes are altered so as to accentuate the positive going portions of the waveshape. The alteration of the waveshape is typically such that the waveshape will produce positive going modulation of approximately 125% when the negative going modulation is approximately 100%.

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