Output processing circuit for radio frequency receiver

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency or phase modulation

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455295, 455336, H04B 116, H04B 110

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049214667

ABSTRACT:
An output processing circuit comprises a level detector for detecting a level of a signal corresponding to an intensity of a reception electric field, a gradient controller for controlling a gradient of a signal level detected by the level detector so as to correspond to the intensity of the electric field, a potential slider including a level shifter having a variable shift amount for shifting the level detected by the level detector by a predetermined amount, and an output control circuit for processing a reception signal in accordance with an output level from the potential slider. The output processing circuit includes a level shifter having a variable level shift amount for shifting the level of the signal detected by the level detector by a predetermined amount. The operation range of the output control circuit is continuously changed.

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