TV Tuning Systems with SAW Comb Filter
Shigeo Matsuura, Katashi Hazama, T. Murata
Abstract
Shigeo Matsuura, Katashi Hazama, T. Murata
Abstract
We have successfully developed two TV tuning systems which apply a SAW comb filter device in a new way. One is an automatic channel indicating system and the other is a frequency synthesizer. The SAW comb filter has comb peaks at the frequencies where channels are allocated. A channel number is recognized by counting the number of comb peaks which the local oscillator signal of a tuner goes through. The SAW comb filter has a minimum electrode width of 1 mu m. It has four sets of IDT's to cover all TV channels, fabricated on a single chip.
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We have successfully developed two TV tuning systems which apply a SAW comb filter device in a new way. One is an automatic channel indicating system and the other is a frequency synthesizer. The SAW comb filter has comb peaks at the frequencies where channels are allocated. A channel number is recognized by counting the number of comb peaks which the local oscillator signal of a tuner goes through. The SAW comb filter has a minimum electrode width of 1 mu m. It has four sets of IDT's to cover all TV channels, fabricated on a single chip.
Key concepts: Comb filter, Comb generator, Filter (signal processing), Channel (broadcasting), Tuner, SIGNAL (programming language), Acoustics, Electronic engineering