Apparatus for correcting distortion in low frequency cable
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsReiner Lohmann, Volker Ludwig
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Abstract
Apparatus for correcting attenuation distortion in low frequency cable carrying a base-band signal from a transmitter to a receiver is described. A measuring device produces an indicating signal having a value dependent on the peak value of the base-band signal appearing in the region of the receiver. The receiver contains an amplifier, the gain of which is controlled by a RC element. The indicating signal is used to regulate the gain of the amplifier so that the cable and the amplifier together produce a substantially constant attenuation characteristic within a given low frequency range.
Claims4
Apparatus for equalizing the attenuation characteristic in audio frequency cable connected for carrying a base band signal from a transmitter to a receiver comprising:
- measuring circuit means for producing a measuring signal having a value which is dependent on the peak value of said base band signal in the region of said receiver and
- differential amplifier means in said receiver comprising first and second amplifier elements, the conductive paths of which are, respectively, connected in series with a gain control means comprising a capacitance connected in series with the drain-source path of a field effect transistor, said gain control means being responsive to said measuring signal such that said audio frequency cable and said differential amplifier means together exhibit a substantially constant attenuation characteristic within a predetermined low frequency range.
Apparatus for equalizing the attenuation characteristic of an audio frequency cable which is connected to carry a base band signal from a transmitter to a receiver comprising:
- measuring means for producing a measuring signal having a value dependent upon the peak value of said base band signal in the region of said receiver and
- amplifier means and gain control means for said amplifier means in said receiver, said amplifier means comprising at least a transistor, said gain control means comprising a capacitor connected in series with the drain-source path of a field effect transistor, said gain control means being connected in series with the emitter of said transistor, whereby said gain control means using said measuring signal controls the gain of said amplifier means such that said audio frequency cable and said amplifier together exhibit a substantially constant attenuation characteristic.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.