Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Measuring or testing of receiver
Patent
1978-02-09
1980-11-04
Martin, John C.
Telecommunications
Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter
Measuring or testing of receiver
455 67, 455154, H04B 106
Patent
active
042323983
ABSTRACT:
A predetermined frequency alignment signal and a white noise source signal are alternately switched through the intermediate frequency amplifier stage (IF) of the receiver being aligned. A series connected integrating capacitor and tuning meter couple between the receiver's detector output and ground potential.
In operation, during the interval of white noise being applied to the IF the tuning meter is shorted and the capacitor is charged to a net voltage V.sub.n which is representative of the center frequency of the IF. When the alignment signal is applied to the IF, the tuning meter short is removed and a signal V.sub.s appears across the capacitor-meter circuit, whereby the meter reading is indicative of V.sub.s -V.sub.n which represents relative receiver alignment.
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Gould Larrie A.
Reed Kim W.
Chin Tommy P.
Gillman James W.
Ki Lee Sang
Martin John C.
Motorola Inc.
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