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<p>991,372. Automatic phase control systems; radio relaying. WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. Inc. Sept. 27, 1961 [Nov. 18, 1960], No. 34659/61. Headings H3A and H4L. In a pulsed carried self-timed regenerative repeater a clock pulse generator 22 is retroactively controlled in frequency and phase in accordance with the average recurrence frequency and phase of detected incoming pulses by the D.C. and low-frequency output of a phase detector 30, and the latter's high frequency output is passed through a filter 36 to variably delay the incoming pulsed carrier so that jitter is eliminated. As shown, the highfrequency output is applied to vary the helix potential of a travelling wave tube amplifier and thereby the delay of the amplified pulsed carrier whose output is then sampled by a directional coupler 18 then rectified at 28 before applying as one input to the phase detector 30. The rectified pulses may also, through a tunable high Q filter 42, produce sine waves which, after amplitude limiting, filtering and shaping, form the clock pulses, before applying them through a fixed delay compensating network 41 to the regenerator 20 where the incoming pulses of carrier are re-timed and re-shaped. The clock pulses are then controlled in frequency and phase by variably adjusting the tuning of filter 42 from the phase detector output, through filter 32. Alternatively, the clock pulses may be derived from an independent oscillator automatically frequency-controlled by 32. The shaper 40 may be a base clipper circuit producing "raised cosine " pulses.</p> |
