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<p>1536962 Stereophonic receivers SIEMENS AG 19 Feb 1976 [13 March 1975] 06499/76 Heading H4R In a receiver, Fig. 1 (not shown), for stereophonic transmissions the stereo signal pilot tone (PT) is detected and controls the insertion of attenuation (6) in the sum signal, L+R, channel so as to inhibit the reproduction of the L+R signal on a monophonic transmission, making it easier to search for a stereophonic signal. Preferably a switch (11) is provided to switch out the attenuator to allow reproduction of a monophonic signal when required. As described, the L+R signal is applied to the base of transistor 21 of the emitter coupled pair 17, 21 so that the L+R signal is applied to the common emitter circuit of differential amplifier 14, 15. The collectors and bases of the differential amplifier 14, 15, are coupled respectively to the collectors and bases of differential amplifier 12, 13, to form differently selected pairs so that a switching signal, derived from the presence or absence of the 19 kHz pilot signal in the received signal, switches the L+R signal to or from the common emitter circuit of transistors 24, 25. When a stereo signal is being received the L+R signal at the emitters of transistors 24, 25 splits equally between the transistors to be combined in the collector circuits with applied signals +(L-R) and -(L-R) to provide the output signals U L and U R , equal respectively to 2L and 2R.</p> |
