Receiver using selective diversity receiving system

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

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455135, 455136, 455140, 395900, H04B 1702

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053903420

ABSTRACT:
A receiver has a plurality of receiving systems connected to a plurality of antennas, respectively, and a selective switching circuit for carrying out selective switching between output signals from the plurality of receiving systems to output an output signal from a receiving system in the most satisfactory receiving state, wherein the selective switching circuit has a fuzzy inference operation unit for discriminating receiving states of respective receiving states by a fuzzy inference. Accordingly, it is possible to synthetically judge the receiving state of the receiver to easily and stably select the optimum receiving system in the receiver.

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