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Automotive radio receiver with radio frequency interference elimination circuit

  • US 4,525,870 A
  • Filed: 07/19/1982
  • Issued: 06/25/1985
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/20/1981
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A radio frequency interference elimination device in an automotive radio receiver comprisinga radio circuit for receiving a radio broadcasting signal suitable for audio reproduction;

  • a noise detector for detecting radio frequency interference noise due to automotive electric circuits, said detector being electrically connected to power source wiring to receive radio frequency interference noise therefrom and produce a detector signal when said noise is detected; and

    a radio frequency interference elimination circuit disposed within said radio circuit and responsive to said detector signal to hold said radio broadcasting signal level at an immediately preceeding level for a given period of time and outputting the held level of radio broadcasting signal for reproduction, said radio frequency interference elimination circuit including first and second switches and a capacitor, said first switch being connected to said noise detector to open in response to said detector signal and said second switch being connected to an automatic gain control circuit to open while the inputted radio broadcasting signal level is lower than an automatic gain control reference level, and said capacitor adapted to be charged by the radio broadcasting signal level.

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