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Dynamic control of code modulated pulse transmission

Assignee: US Philips Corp
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Filing: 1976-07-07
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Granted: 1978-07-11
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Expires: 1996-07-07
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Abstract

Abstract A transmission system for the coded transmission of information signals in which the transmitter and receiver comprise a dynamic control circuit, in which a signal generator is included for supplying a dynamic control signal. When a pulse train analyzer which analyzes the transmitted pulse train delivers a series of one-pulses, an exponential variation of the dynamic control signal is obtained by actuating a feedback circuit which applies the dynamic control signal to the input of the signal generator.

Inventors

  • 👤 Henricus P. J. Boudewijns
  • 👤 Karel Riemens
  • 👤 Ludwig D. J. Eggermont

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-28 13:14
CPC Classifications
H; H03; H03M; H03M3/00; H03M3/02; H03M3/022

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 10
Claim 1
Independent Claim 216 words
A transmitter for transmitting input signals in pulse code modulation format, said transmitter comprising a PCM modulator having input means for receiving said input signals, modulation control input means, and output means for supplying a PCM format signal to be transmitted with a given modulation index; a local receiver dynamic compression control circuit comprising a pulse train analyzer having an input coupled to said modulator output means and having an output means for supplying output pulses at the occurrence of pulse patterns in said PCM signal which correspond within a selected time interval of at least three successive pulses to a large instantaneous value of said modulation index, and a signal generator including an integrator network having an input, and an output means coupled to said modulator control input means for supplying a dynamic control signal thereto, and a feedback circuit coupled between said integrator input and output and including first device means coupled to said integrator output means for providing a signal having a magnitude with respect to said control signal in accordance with a selected ratio, and a second device means coupled to said analyzer output means, said first device means, and said integrator input for supplying said signal supplied by said first device means to said integrator in accordance with said output pulses.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 216 words
A transmitter for transmitting input signals in pulse code modulation format, said transmitter comprising a PCM modulator having input means for receiving said input signals, modulation control input means, and output means for supplying a PCM format signal to be transmitted with a given modulation index; a local receiver dynamic compression control circuit comprising a pulse train analyzer having an input coupled to said modulator output means and having an output means for supplying output pulses at the occurrence of pulse patterns in said PCM signal which correspond within a selected time interval of at least three successive pulses to a large instantaneous value of said modulation index, and a signal generator including an integrator network having an input, and an output means coupled to said modulator control input means for supplying a dynamic control signal thereto, and a feedback circuit coupled between said integrator input and output and including first device means coupled to said integrator output means for providing a signal having a magnitude with respect to said control signal in accordance with a selected ratio, and a second device means coupled to said analyzer output means, said first device means, and said integrator input for supplying said signal supplied by said first device means to said integrator in accordance with said output pulses.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 57 words
A transmitter as claimed in claim 1, in which said integrating network comprises a resistor-capacitor network, said first device comprises an amplifier the gain factor of which determines said ratio, and said second device comprises a pulse modulator means for modulating the output pulses of the pulse train analyzer by the signal supplied by the first device.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 88 words
A transmitter as claimed in claim 1, in which said integrating network comprises a fed-back delay device, said first device comprises a multiplier means for supplying a signal the magnitude of which is determined by the product of the output signal of the integrating network and a multiplying factor which corresponds to said ratio, and the second device comprises a plurality of logic element means for applying the signal supplied by the multiplier to the integrating network only when an output pulse of the pulse train analyser occurs.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 83 words
A transmitter as claimed in claim 1, in which said integrating network comprises an accumulator having a feedback circuit, said first device comprises a multiplier whose multiplication factor corresponds to said ratio, the second device comprises a plurality of logic element means for applying the signal supplied by the multiplier to the integrating network only when an output pulse of the pulse train analyser occurs, and said accumulator feedback circuit includes the serial coupling of a multiplier, a switching device and an adder.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 211 words
A receiver for receiving input signals in pulse code modulation format, said receiver comprising a modulator having signal input means for receiving said input signals with a given modulation index, control input means, and output means for supplying a reconstructed signal; a dynamic expansion control circuit comprising a pulse train analyzer having an input coupled to said modulator signal input means and having an output means for supplying output pulses at the occurrence of pulse patterns in said PCM signal which corresponds within a selected time interval of at least three successive pulses to a large instantaneous value of said modulation index, and a signal generator including an integrator network having an input, and an output means coupled to said modulator control input means for supplying a dynamic control signal thereto, and a feedback circuit coupled between said integrator input and output means and including first device means coupled to said integrator output means for providing a signal having a magnitude with respect to said control signal in accordance with a selected ratio, and a second device means coupled to said analyzer output means, said first device means, and said integrator input for supplying said signal supplied by said first device means to said integrator in accordance with said output pulses.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 211 words
A receiver for receiving input signals in pulse code modulation format, said receiver comprising a modulator having signal input means for receiving said input signals with a given modulation index, control input means, and output means for supplying a reconstructed signal; a dynamic expansion control circuit comprising a pulse train analyzer having an input coupled to said modulator signal input means and having an output means for supplying output pulses at the occurrence of pulse patterns in said PCM signal which corresponds within a selected time interval of at least three successive pulses to a large instantaneous value of said modulation index, and a signal generator including an integrator network having an input, and an output means coupled to said modulator control input means for supplying a dynamic control signal thereto, and a feedback circuit coupled between said integrator input and output means and including first device means coupled to said integrator output means for providing a signal having a magnitude with respect to said control signal in accordance with a selected ratio, and a second device means coupled to said analyzer output means, said first device means, and said integrator input for supplying said signal supplied by said first device means to said integrator in accordance with said output pulses.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 55 words
A receiver as claimed in claim 5, in which said integrating network comprises a resistor-capacitor network, said first device comprises an amplifier whose gain factor determines said ratio, and said second device comprises a pulse modulator means for modulating the output pulses of the pulse train analyser by the signal supplied by the first device.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim 88 words
A receiver as claimed in claim 5, in which said integrating network comprises a feedback delay device, said first device comprises a multiplier means for supplying a signal whose magnitude is determined by the product of the output signal of the integrating network and a multiplication factor which corresponds to said ratio, and the second device comprises a plurality of logic element means for supplying the signal supplied by the amplifier to the integrating network only upon the occurrence of an output pulse of the pulse train analyzer.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 83 words
A receiver as claimed in claim 5, in which said integrating network comprises an accumulator having a feedback circuit, said first device comprises a multiplier whose multiplication factor corresponds to said ratio, the second device comprises a plurality of logic element means for applying the signal delivered by the multiplier to the integrating network only when an output pulse of the pulse train analyser occurs, and said accumulator feedback circuit includes the serial coupling of a multiplier, a switching device and an adder.

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