TVRO receiver system for locating audio subcarriers

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

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455183, 455207, 455264, 455315, H04B 1116, H04B 126

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ABSTRACT:
An improved satellite receiver system is provided which automatically locates audio signals among the various audio subcarriers received by an earth station; manual scanning of transmissions received from different transponders in order to locate audio signals embedded therein is eliminated. The improved receiver system does not require any input data characterizing the frequencies or bandwidth of the incoming audio signals and locates desired audio subcarriers in response to a command signal, without need for any manual intervention after generation of the command signal.

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NEC Corporation, "Bipolar Analog Integrated Circuit" brochure, No. IC-1312A Nov. 1984.

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