Method for diversity reception and apparatus therefor

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Plural receivers

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455139, 455141, 455273, 329122, H04B 708

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044060173

ABSTRACT:
The stability of reception of information signals in a low-quality radio communication circuit is notably improved by a method and apparatus of diversity reception which, by means of the local oscillation frequencies of a plurality of receiving systems, permits one or more coherently interrelated received signals to be phase-locked in the phase-lock loops of the respective receiving systems and which, when any of the phase-lock loops has accidentally lost the phase-lock of the received signals, enables the lost phase-lock loop to resume normal phase-lock by borrowing and using, as its own local oscillation frequency, the local oscillation frequency of the phase-lock loop of one of the remaining receiving systems still locking the phases of the received signals.

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