Receiver
AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorSusumu Ohsawa
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Abstract
A receiver which receives broadcast waves from a plurality of broadcasting systems is provided with signal amplifiers that amplify signals received from each of the broadcasting systems. The outputs of the signal amplifiers are superposed to produce a superposed signal. The superposed signal is then demodulated and reception information is reproduced. When the condition of the reception information has deteriorated, at least one of the signals from the signal amplifiers whose signal quality has deteriorated and the signals from the signal amplifiers whose noise level is high are excluded from the superposed signal.
Claims4
A receiver, comprising:
- at least two antennas for receiving broadcast waves;
- signal amplifiers for amplifying signals that have been respectively received by said at least two antennas;
- a signal superposing part for superposing signals that have been amplified by said signal amplifiers to produce an output signal;
- a demodulating/reproducing part for demodulating the output signal of said signal superposing part and reproducing reception information included in said broadcast waves;
- and
- a control part for performing a control operation to reduce a number of signals in said output signal when reproduction quality of the reception information has deteriorated.
A receiver, comprising:
- at least two antennas for receiving broadcast waves have a common content;
- signal amplifiers for amplifying signals that have been respectively received by said at least two antennas;
- a signal superposing part for superposing signals that have been amplified by said signal amplifiers to produce an output signal;
- a demodulating/reproducing part for demodulating the output signal of said signal superposing part and reproducing reception information included in said broadcast waves;
- and
- a control part for performing a control operation to exclude signals with high noise level that have been output by said signal amplifiers from said output signal when reproduction quality of the reception information has deteriorated.
A receiver, comprising:
- at least two antennas for receiving broadcast waves from a plurality of broadcasting systems, the plurality of broadcasting systems including a first group of at least one broadcasting system for which said broadcast waves are being reproduced, and second group of remaining broadcasting systems;
- signal amplifiers for amplifying signals that have been respectively received by said at least two antennas;
- a signal superposing part for superposing signals that have been amplified by said signal amplifiers to produce an output signal;
- a demodulating/reproducing part for demodulating the output signal of said signal superposing part and reproducing reception information included in said broadcast waves;
- and
- a control part for performing a control operation to exclude at least one signal received from the second group of broadcasting systems, from said output signal when reproduction quality of the reception information has deteriorated.
A receiver, comprising:
- at least two antennas for receiving broadcast waves for a program having a common content from a plurality of broadcasting systems;
- signal amplifiers for amplifying signals that have been respectively received by said at least two antennas;
- a signal superposing part for superposing signals that have been amplified by said signal amplifiers to produce an output signal;
- a demodulating/reproducing part for demodulating the output signal of said signal superposing part and reproducing reception information included in said broadcast waves;
- and
- a control part for performing a control operation to exclude at least one of
- (i) signals with a high noise level that have been output by said signal amplifiers, and
- (ii) signals output by said signal amplifiers for broadcasting systems whose signal quality has deteriorated, from said output signal when reproduction quality of the reception information has deteriorated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.