AGC circuit of receiver using several local oscillation...

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Local control of receiver operation

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C455S232100, C455S234100, C375S345000, C330S278000

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07035610

ABSTRACT:
An AGC circuit maintains a fixed level for starting AGC operation for an interference wave even if the local oscillation frequency is switched in a receiver that has a plurality of local oscillation frequencies. A frequency correction circuit for correcting the conversion gain characteristic from the antenna input up to the mixer output is provided for the input of a detector within the AGC control loop. The frequency correction circuit is provided with a trap circuit that has a fixed trap frequency by using an LC resonance circuit, for example.

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