System and method for split automatic gain control

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Including amplitude or volume control – Automatic

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C381S104000, C381S102000, C381S109000, C381S106000, C381S103000, C330S254000

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07340069

ABSTRACT:
A system and method for automatically controlling gain in a signal chain are presented. A first signal is processed to produce a processed signal. A gain is adjustably applied to the processed signal using an automatic gain control (AGC) mechanism. A resulting signal is produced. The gain is adjusted based on the first signal. As such, even when a desired signal is not substantially present in the first signal, gain is not excessively applied to the processed signal.

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Applicant's admitted prior art (Figures 1A and 1B; p. 1, paragraph 0002-parge 3, paragraph 0007).
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