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Transistor modulator for converting video game signals into antenna input signals for a television receiver

  • US 4,631,502 A
  • Filed: 11/14/1985
  • Issued: 12/23/1986
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/20/1984
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. In a circuit for processing video and sound signals of a video game so as to produce a composite output signal which may be applied to the antenna input of a domestic television receiver to produce a video and audio display of such video game, such processing circuit comprising a frequency modulated oscillator producing FM sound intercarrier signals from such sound signals and an oscillator producing VHF carrier signals, the improvement consisting of a transistor modulator comprising:

  • an MOS transistor having a source electrode, a drain electrode and two gate electrodes, one of said source and drain electrodes and said two gate electrodes constituting inputs to said transistor and the other of said source and drain electrodes constituting the output from said transistor;

    one of said input electrodes being connected to said FM oscillator to receive said FM sound intercarrier signals, a second one of said input electrodes being connected to said VHF oscillator to receive said carrier signals;

    circuit means for applying said video signals to the third one of said input electrodes;

    and impedance means connected to said other one of said source and drain electrodes, said MOS transistor being adapted to produce said composite signal across said impedance means.

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