Television receiver having a system for reducing interference of

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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3581911, 358198, H04N 560

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051384574

ABSTRACT:
A television receiver for receiving a first audio signal which is FM modulated and which has a carrier with a first predetermined frequency difference from a carrier of a video signal. A second audio signal is PCM modulated. The carrier has a second predetermined frequency difference from the carrier of the video signal. A tuner is provided for receiving an RF signal and for generating an IF signal. A video detecting means detects a video IF signal. An FM audio detecting means detects the first audio signal. A PCM audio detecting means detects the second audio signal. An audio IF detecting means is connected between the tuner and the FM audio detecting means or PCM audio detecting means.

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