| 摘要 |
814,632. Modulating systems. TELEFUNKEN G.m.b.H. April 12, 1957 [May 15, 1956], No. 12024/57. Class 40 (5). In an amplitude modulated carrier wave transmitter in which distortion is reduced by demodulating the modulated waves from an output stage and comparing the demodulated waves with the modulating signal to derive a distortion signal, the carrier frequency output from the oscillator 1, together with the modulating signal M, is applied to a main amplifier and modulator 2, which may be designed to have a high efficiency with a certain amount of distortion. The output of the modulator 2 is fed to an impedance bridge network 4 where it is combined with the output of a further amplifier and modulator 3, also supplied from the oscillator 1, which is only required to give a relatively small output and to which the distortion signal is applied as a modulation signal. The transmitting aerial 5 is connected to the opposite diagonal of the bridge 4. An output from either the modulator 2, or aerial 5, is taken via a demodulator 9, amplifier 10, and adjustable phase shifter 11, to an impedance bridge 12 where it is differentially combined with the original modulation signal M to produce a distortion signal. The distortion signal is applied as a modulating signal to the modulator 3, a phase shifter 13 being adjusted so that the distortion components in the two signals from the units 2 and 3 respectively are in phase opposition. In an alternative arrangement, Fig. 3, the carrier frequency from the oscillator 1 is fed to the amplifier and modulator 3 whose output is fed to the cathode circuit of the grounded grid modulator stage 16. The modulating signal applied at M is amplified at 17 and fed to the anode circuit of the stage 16 which also allows a small portion of carrier unmodulated by the signal from 17 to pass to the aerial 5. To correct for distortion an output which is taken from the aerial 5 via a demodulator 9 is superimposed upon the modulating signal which is fed in from M via an adjustable phase shifter 18 and utilized to effect modulation in the unit 3. |
