RF receiver using if amplifier operative during low level recept

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – With protection circuit for receiver circuit

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4552351, 4552501, 455254, 455266, 455341, H04B 116

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056782144

ABSTRACT:
In a radio-frequency receiver, a received RF signal is converted to an intermediate frequency (IF) signal and band-limited by a first IF filter to a channel bandwidth. The level of the output of the IF filter is detected by a detector and compared with a threshold to produce a first and a second output when the detected level is lower or higher than the threshold, respectively. A switching circuit applies the output of the IF filter to a demodulator via an IF amplifier in response to the first output and directly applies it to the demodulator in response to the second output. To prevent interference from adjacent channels, a second intermediate frequency filter is connected between the band-limiting IF filter and the detector. The second IF filter has a passband corresponding to a center frequency portion of the passband of the band-limiting IF filter.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5230096 (1993-07-01), Davies
patent: 5241697 (1993-08-01), Hansen

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