Switching diplexer for single antenna input television receivers

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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3581911, 455176, 455180, 455191, H04N 544

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044994958

ABSTRACT:
The VHF and UHF tuners of a television receiver are coupled by a switchable diplexing circuit to a single antenna input terminal. The diplexing circuit includes a first electronic switching means responsive to a U/V bandswitch control signal connected between the UHF tuner and the antenna input terminal. A switchable low-pass filter is connected between the VHF tuner and the antenna input terminal, the switchable low-pass filter including a second electronic switching means responsive to the U/V bandswitch control signal for causing the low-pass filter to exhibit a first low-pass frequency response having a cut-off frequency fc in the VHF mode and a second low-pass frequency responsive having a cut-off frequency less then fc in the UHF mode.

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patent: 4379271 (1983-04-01), Lehmann
patent: 4404686 (1983-09-01), Moon

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