FM multiplex broadcasting receiver for receiving RDS and DARC si

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

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455265, 455 45, 455260, H04B 700, H04B 118

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060816996

ABSTRACT:
A receiver is provided capable of receiving both RDS (Radio Data System) and DARC (DAta Radio Channel) system FM multiplex broadcasting. An RDS signal demodulating circuit is provided with a PLL circuit which comprising a first frequency divider for dividing an output of a crystal oscillator, a phase comparator for inputting an output of the first frequency divider, a low-pass filter connected with the phase comparator, a VCO connected with the low-pass filter, and a second frequency divider for dividing an output of the VOC and outputting the divided output signal to the phase comparator. An output of the VCO is transmitted as a reference clock RDSCL for demodulation of an RDS signal.

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