Angle-modulated signal transmission system

Claim 2

An angle-modulated signal transmission system comprising: a plurality of transmission path means for respectively transmitting angle-modulated signals; means for supplying to said transmission path means at least first and second modulation signals; first filtering means for filtering, from the first and second modulation signals, predetermined signal components in a band of predetermined frequencies which are conducive to a generation of interference distortion during transmission and thereafter during demodulation, the interference being caused by crosstalk between the angle-modulated signals; second filtering means for filtering, from the first and second modulation signals, signal components in a band of frequencies which are other than said predetermined frequencies; means for mixing with each other, and with a specific mixing ratio, the predetermined signal components of the first and second modulation signals thus filtered by the filtering means; means for adding the predetermined signal components of the first and second modulation signals thus processed by the mixing means, with the signal components of the first and second modulation signals thus filtered by the second filtering means; and means for respectively angle modulating carriers responsive to the first and second modulation signals thus processed by the mixing means and adding means, and for supplying the resulting angle-modulated output signals to the respective transmission path means.

Claim 3

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 1 in which the mixing means comprises a variable resistance means for mixing, with a specific mixing ratio, the predetermined frequency band of signal components from the first modulation signal with the corresponding signal components of the second modulation signal, and to mix, with the specific mixing ratio, the predetermined certain frequency band of signal components from the second modulation signal with the corresponding signal components of the first modulation signal.

Claim 4

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 1 and subtraction means responsive to the mixing means for producing an output according to the difference between the signal components, and means responsive to the output of the subtraction means for generating a control signal, and means responsive to said control signal for causing said mixing means to vary the mixing ratio.

Claim 5

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 3 in which the mixing ratio varying means comprises a variable resistance element controlled in accordance with the control signal.

Claim 6

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 3 in which the angle modulation means has a specific modulation index - modulation frequency characteristic, and compensation means responsive to the output of the subtraction means for imparting a frequency response characteristic corresponding to the modulation index - modulation frequency characteristic and for thereafter supplying the resulting output to the means for generating the control signal.

Claim 7

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 1 and subtraction means responsive to the first and second modulation signals, processed by the mixing means, for producing an output according to the difference between the two signals; and means responsive to the output of the subtraction means for generating a control signal, and said first and second filtering means respectively comprising means responsive to the control signal for varying the filtering frequency bands thereof.

Claim 8

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 6 in which said means for varying the filtering frequency bands comprises a variable resistance element controlled in response to the control signal.

Claim 9

An angle-modulated signal transmission system as claimed in claim 6 in which the angle modulation means has a specific modulation index - modulation characteristic, and compensation means responsive to the output of the subtraction means for imparting a frequency response characteristic corresponding to the modulation index - modulation frequency characteristic and for thereafter supplying the resulting output thereof to the means for generating the control signal.

Claim 10

An angle-modulated signal transmission system comprising: first and second transmission path means for respectively transmitting first and second angle-modulated signals; means for supplying first and second modulation signals to said first and second transmission path means respectively; means comprising first and second low-pass filtering means and first and second high-pass filtering means for filtering the first and second modulation signals, respectively, into low-frequency and other frequency bands of signal components, said low band being conducive to a generation of interference distortion; means for mixing, with a specific mixing ratio, the resulting output of the first low-pass filtering means with the resulting output of the second low-pass filtering means to produce a first mixed output signal, and for mixing, with a specific mixing ratio, the output of the second low-pass filtering means with the output of the first low-pass filtering means to produce as a second mixed output signal; first and second adding means for adding the output of the first high-pass filtering means and the first mixed output signal, and for adding the output of the second high-pass filtering means and the second mixed output signal; and first and second angle modulators responsive to the output signals of the first and second adding means for angle modulating to produce as said first and second angle-modulated signals and to supply the same to the first and second transmission path means, the first and second angle modulators having a large modulation index, with respect to frequencies of the low band of the modulation signals.

Claim 11

An angle-modulated signal transmission system comprising: first and second transmission path means for respectively transmitting first and second angle-modulated signals; means for supplying first and second modulation signals to said first and second transmission path means respectively; means comprising first and second low-pass filtering means and first and second high-pass filtering means for filtering the first and second modulation signals, respectively, into low-frequency and other frequency bands of signal components, said low band being conducive to a generation of interference distortion; means for mixing, with a specific mixing ratio, the resulting output of the first low-pass filtering means with the resulting output of the second low-pass filtering means to produce a first mixed output signal, and for mixing, with a specific mixing ratio, the output of the second low-pass filtering means with the output of the first low-pass filtering means to produce as a second mixed output signal; first and second adding means for adding the output of the first high-pass filtering means and the first mixed output signal, and for adding the output of the second high-pass filtering means and the second mixed output signal; and first and second angle modulators responsive to the output signals of the first and second adding means for angle modulating to produce as said first and second angle-modulated signals and to supply the same to the first and second transmission path means, the first and second angle modulators having a large modulation index, with respect to frequencies of the low band of the modulation signals.