Video disc player with compensation for stylus holder mechanical

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Electrical modification or sensing of storage medium

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358340, 358342, 369 90, G11B 906, H04N 576

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045162328

ABSTRACT:
A video disc player includes a pick-up cartridge in which the stylus is supported by a stylus holder that is mechanically resonant at a frequency within an audio frequency range. A pick-up converter coupled to the stylus provides a broad audio video output signal that is undesirably modulated due to the stylus holder mechanical resonance. The audio signal is demodulated to baseband and linearly combined with the un-demodulated broadband signal to provide a resultant audio output signal in which audio frequency noise components, due to the mechanical resonance of the resulus holder, are attenuated.

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