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Intermediate frequency slope compensation control arrangements

CA 1181817 A · Owner: Nortel Networks Limited · Inventors: Mcnicol, John D.

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Abstract of the Disclosure In a microwave digital radio transmission system receiver in which a modulated carrier wave is converted to an I.F. signal which is demodulated to produce phase quadrature signals an apparent frequency, error of the carrier wave is detected from the phase quadrature signals and used to control means, such as an I.F. amplitude equalizer for, compensating for amplitude slope of the I.F. signal. A control signal is produced by low pass filtering a product of one phase quadrature signal with the time differential of the other or the difference between the, products of each phase quadrature signal with the time differential of the respective other phase quadrature …

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  • Granted January 29, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 29, 2002.
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FiledApril 28, 1982
GrantedJanuary 29, 1985
Term endedJanuary 29, 2002
Patent numberCA 1181817 A
Classification (IPC)H04B1/16 +1 more

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