Multiband scanning radio receiver

Tuners – Tuner unit with electromagnetic operator – Predetermined center frequency selector

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325459, 334 15, H04B 132

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039874001

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a signal-seeking, scanning superheterodyne radio receiver operable on all four bands comprising the public service radio frequencies. The receiver uses a single oscillator and appropriately controlled frequency multipliers to generate the required local oscillator signals. Circuitry is included for tracking the radio frequency portions of the receiver to tune them for optimum operation as the receiver is tuned to different portions of the individual bands. The tracking circuitry is responsive to the oscillator circuit and includes two parallel resonant circuits connected in series to generate a d.c. signal varying in amplitude in response to the oscillator frequency. Circuitry is also included for altering the magnitude of the d.c. signal in accord with the band to which the receiver is tuned.

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