Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Tadashi Itsumi

Soichi Iwamura

Satoshi Murakami

Eiichi Takakura

Mitsuhiro Suga

A magnetic reproducing head amplifier includes a differential amplifier referred to as one of these three types: a balanced input type, a balanced output type, or a balanced input/output type. The amplifier has at least one positive feedback circuit for passing a positive feedback current to the differential amplifier, and at least one negative feedback circuits for passing a negative feedback current to the differential amplifier and is configured so that a positive feedback and a negative feedback are simultaneously performed by the positive feedback circuit as well as the negative feedback circuit. A resonance peak characteristic at the input part of the differential amplifier is dumped by the negative feedback current, and therefore a frequency characteristic as well as a group delay characteristic of the output of the differential amplifier becomes flattened. Moreover, the use of the positive feedback current from the positive feedback circuit permits the charging current from the signal source to the input capacitance of the differential amplifier to be reduced, that is to say, an effective input capacitance is reduced, and thereby a resonance frequency at the input part of the differential amplifier can be shifted to the vicinity of the upper limit of the transmission band. Consequently, a stable amplification operation can be achieved for FM carriers for carrying wide frequency signals, such as HDTV signals.

Magnetic reproducing head amplifier

In a method for multiplexing the transmission of audio and video signals, the video signal is separated into a luminance signal and a chrominance signal. The luminance signal is then modulated, and the chrominance signal is balanced-modulated with a low-frequency carrier. The chrominance signal is then converted to a lower frequency. The audio signal, frequency-modulated luminance signal and frequency-converted chrominance signal and frequency-converted chrominance signal are multiplexed by frequency division to be transmitted across telephone cable. Consequently, in comparison with the conventional transmission method which executes direct frequency modulation of the video signal, the band-width of the frequency-modulated luminance signal becomes narrower to eventually facilitate multichannel transmission. The harmful influence from interference from external radio waves or from metallic members used to fix the cable is removed on the receiver side. Accordingly, satisfactory picture transmission can be performed without the necessity of any additional coaxial cable for video signal transmission.

Multiplex transmission of audio signal and video signal through inhouse

A power transmission system in which a power sending terminal is connected to a power receiving terminal via a communication cable made of a pair of parallel PVC-coated solid or stranded wires, the power sending terminal superposing DC-power on multiplex signals and transmitting the DC superposed multiplex signals through the communication cable to the power receiving terminal where DC power is separated from the multiplex signals to operate remote equipments.

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Tadashi Itsumi