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3flp wrote:
The PLL will keep the shift constant. You'll also have to detect when the PLL is not locked and remove the counter-tone on this condition. Use a CMOS switch (4016 or 4066) to mute the tone. No idea how well this would work... but I'd cost only a few $, for the 4046, an opamp or two and some Rs&Cs. It works really well - I used to use this method to remove the 96 kHz (approx) interference in "scrambled" cable TV signals. Bob -- Everything gets easier with practice, except getting up in the morning! |
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