Tone control circuit
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorMichael J. Gay
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorMichael J. Gay
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Circuits for a high fidelity sound reproducing system which are suitable for providing treble, bass tone boost and cut functions. The audio input signal is utilized for producing a signal having the magnitude thereof frequency dependent. This frequency dependent signal is divided by a splitter circuit into feedback and feed forward signals and combined with the audio signal to either decrease or increase the magnitude of the audio signal appearing at an output thereof as a function of frequency. The ratio of feedback to feed forward signals produced by the splitter circuit is controlled by a direct current (DC) control voltage applied thereto. Because the control of the frequency dependent signals to vary the function of the circuit is accomplished elsewhere than in signal path of the audio signal the circuit is suitable for providing tone control remotely.
In an electronic circuit for receiving, and processing an audio signal, a control circuit for varying the frequency response of the electronic circuit, comprising:
A tone control circuit suitable to be provided in a high fidelity sound reproduction system or the like for controlling treble and bass tones, comprising:
A tone control circuit suitable to be fabricated in monolithic integrated circuit form for providing tone control in a sound reproduction system including an input terminal adapted to receive an audio signal, an output terminal, and an additional terminal adapted to be connected to a reactive component, comprising:
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