TV FM receiver for multimedia applications

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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4551912, 4551932, 455302, 334 1, 334 15, 334 47, 348552, 348729, H04B 118

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061252697

ABSTRACT:
A receiver for receiving both first-type reception signals, for example TV signals, and second-type reception signals, for example, FM-radio signals. The receiver may be used in multimedia applications. In the receiver, a reception signal is fed via an input section RFI-L, RFA-L, BPF-L to a mixer MIX-L. To obtain a relatively good performance, a band-pass filter BPF-L in the input section can be tuned through a frequency band, in which reception signals of both the first and the second type are present. The filter characteristics of the band-pass filter BPF-L are switched in accordance with the type of reception signal desired. For example, switching provides a passband which is substantially narrower for FM reception than for TV reception.

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