Multiple channel FM stereo system

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ABSTRACT:
A transmitter or a receiver processes four-channel stereo frequency-modulation information. The information represents four audio signals A, B, C and D that correspond to sources respectively located at the left-front, right-front, left-rear and right-rear of a listening point. First and second sub-carrier signals .omega..sub.s and .omega..sub.s2 both have frequencies substantially higher than the highest audio signal component. In one disclosed embodiment all of the different signals are combined to develop a signal having a carrier signal frequency that is modulated by double-sideband amplitude-modulated suppressed-carrier sub-carrier signals as expressed by the modulation function

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