摘要:
A pulse counting FM demodulator includes a differentiating circuit that differentiates an FM intermediate-frequency signal to produce a differentiated pulse signal. A trigger signal is generated based on the differentiated pulse signal and is used to control the charging and discharging of a capacitor that is included in a monostable multivibrator. The charging and discharging of the capacitor provides an output level inverting operation. A variable current source supplies the capacitor with a charging current that is varied in response to an externally supplied control voltage, and an output circuit provides a demodulated output signal having a level corresponding to the output level inverting operation in the monostable multivibrator.
摘要:
A limiter amplifier with a power supply has a plurality of cascade-connected differential amplifiers for limiting the amplitude of an input signal. Each of the amplifiers has a first constant current circuit. A biassing circuit, having a second constant current circuit, is connected to the input of the differential amplifier for supplying its biassing needs. A third constant current circuit activates the first and second constant current circuits. A voltage regulator is connected to the power supply for providing a constant voltage to each of the three constant current circuits. The voltage regulator and the first to third constant current circuits have the same temperature characteristics.
摘要:
A limiter circuit for an FM detector including a diode serially connected in the signal path between the FM signal source and the FM detector. A current source biases the diode into conduction. The limiter conducts low level FM signals without substantial alteration, suppresses low frequency signals, and limits the output when the input reaches a predetermined amplitude.
摘要:
An amplifier-limiter circuit, having a plurality of translating stages, which utilizes positive feedback to obtain an essentially constant phase delay in each translating stage from low signal wave input levels to relatively high input signal wave levels, where each translating stage goes into limiting. As each translating stage goes progressively into limiting, with stronger signal waves, the effect of the positive feedback automatically decreases.