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Plural oscillator phase continuous frequency encoder
   
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US Patent 4063196
Issued Date
December 13, 1977
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A frequency modulation oscillator is provided having three or more output frequencies corresponding to three or more possible input signals, the output frequency being a phase continuous frequency modulated signal with no discontinuities. For each desired output frequency, there is an input amplifier, responsive to an input binary signal, the output of that amplifier being summed with the outputs of the other amplifiers. For each input amplifier there is an active feedback network containing a delay element which will produce oscillation in the associated amplifier, the active feedback network from each amplifier being isolated from the other amplifiers and feedback networks.
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Control Data Corporation (Minneapolis, MN)
Published
December 13, 1977
Application Number
05/741,321
Filed
November 12, 1976
US Classification
332/101   331/117R 331/179 331/49 331/56 332/102 375/275 375/305 375/307
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H04L   27/20   (20060101)  
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331/49   331/56   331/117R   331/168   331/179   332/16R   332/16T   332/21   332/22   332/23R   332/9R   332/9T   325/30   325/163   325/169  
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