Synchronized demodulation system

Telegraphy – Systems – Simplex-reversing periodic

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325331, 178 73S, 329 50, H04N 316, H03D 318, H04B 168

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ABSTRACT:
A demodulation system for use in a vestigial sideband system of an over-modulation type including a sampler for sampling a reduced carrier frequency component from a received modulated wave to be used for demodulation. A discriminator is operative to detect a vertical synchronizing signal portion in a vertical blanking period and thereupon to actuate the sampler, causing a carrier burst signal to build up. The carrier burst signal is subjected to filtering to derive a carrier wave which is supplied to a demodulator. A synchronizing pulse separator is connected to the demodulator to separate horizontal synchronizing pulses from a demodulated output, which pulses are fed back to the sampler to actuate it during the absence of the vertical synchronizing signal.

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