Radio-frequency transformer providing automatic gain control and

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Local control of receiver operation

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455193, 455240, H04B 116

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049723537

ABSTRACT:
A composite core transformer has a high permeability segment and a low permeability segment such that a saturable portion of the core is used to control RF energy coupled from a receiving antenna to a radio receiver. Transformer input and output windings are wound on the low permeability segment of the composite core. A control winding is wound on the high permeability segment of the core and receives an automatic gain control signal from a radio receiver. The resulting radio receiver has high resistance to overload and an extended dynamic range of automatic gain control.

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