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636 Wire and Wireless Communication Applications Chap. 8 RF amplifier TV tuner Superheterodyne receiver IF amplifier (bandpass from 41 to 47 MHz) Envelope detector Composite video plus FM audio carrier (5-MHz bandwidth) Local oscillator Channel selector Video amplifier Contrast (video gain) V Horizontal sync + + Video (intensity) signal CRT bias Brightness (CRT bias) To TV display Sync separator circuit Horizontal oscillator, f h Horizontal hold (oscillator frequency) To horizontal deflection circuit Vertical sync Vertical oscillator, f v Vertical hold (oscillator frequency) To vertical deflection circuit IF amplifier sound carrier f if = 4.5 MHz FM detector FAudio amp Figure 8–32 Black-and-white TV receiver. Volume (audio gain) that the white level cannot be lower than (12.5 ; 2.5)% of the peak envelope level (see Table 8–12 and Fig. 8–31b). When this occurs, a buzz will be heard in the sound signal since the 4.5-MHz FM carrier is disappearing at a 60-Hz (field) rate during the white portion of the TV scene. The sync separator circuit consists of a lossy integrator to recover the (wide) vertical sync pulses and a lossy differentiator to recover the (narrow) horizontal

636<br />

Wire and Wireless Communication Applications Chap. 8<br />

RF<br />

amplifier<br />

TV tuner<br />

Superheterodyne receiver<br />

IF amplifier<br />

(bandpass from<br />

41 to 47 MHz)<br />

Envelope<br />

detector<br />

Composite video plus<br />

FM audio carrier<br />

(5-MHz bandwidth)<br />

Local<br />

oscillator<br />

Channel<br />

selector<br />

Video<br />

amplifier<br />

Contrast<br />

(video gain) V<br />

Horizontal sync<br />

+<br />

+<br />

<br />

Video (intensity) signal<br />

CRT bias<br />

Brightness<br />

(CRT bias)<br />

To TV display<br />

Sync<br />

separator<br />

circuit<br />

Horizontal<br />

oscillator, f h<br />

Horizontal hold<br />

(oscillator frequency)<br />

To horizontal<br />

deflection circuit<br />

Vertical sync<br />

Vertical<br />

oscillator, f v<br />

Vertical hold<br />

(oscillator frequency)<br />

To vertical<br />

deflection circuit<br />

IF amplifier<br />

sound carrier<br />

f if = 4.5 MHz<br />

FM<br />

detector<br />

FAudio<br />

amp<br />

Figure 8–32<br />

Black-and-white TV receiver.<br />

Volume<br />

(audio gain)<br />

that the white level cannot be lower than (12.5 ; 2.5)% of the peak envelope level (see<br />

Table 8–12 and Fig. 8–31b). When this occurs, a buzz will be heard in the sound signal<br />

since the 4.5-MHz FM carrier is disappearing at a 60-Hz (field) rate during the white<br />

portion of the TV scene. The sync separator circuit consists of a lossy integrator to recover<br />

the (wide) vertical sync pulses and a lossy differentiator to recover the (narrow) horizontal

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