US PATENT SUBCLASS 307 / 424
.~ Parametric frequency converter


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307 /   HD   ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION OR INTERCONNECTION SYSTEMS

401  DF  NONLINEAR REACTOR SYSTEMS (E.G., SATURABLE) {11}
424.~ Parametric frequency converter


DEFINITION

Classification: 307/424

Parametric frequency converter:

(under subclass 401) Subject matter wherein a device is used in which an energy source alters the value of a parameter of an energy storage element for frequency conversion.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

324, Electricity: Measuring and Testing,

76.41, for electric current frequency measuring systems, utilizing heterodyne means; and subclass 85 for electric current phase measuring systems utilizing frequency conversion.

327, Miscellaneous Active Electrical Nonlinear Devices, Circuits, and Systems,

113+, for miscellaneous frequency conversion circuits.

329, Demodulators,

323+, 346 or 358+ for frequency, phase or amplitude modulation demodulators combining the incoming signal with a second locally generated signal. 330, Amplifiers,

4.5+, for parametric amplifiers wherein the output signal waveform is an amplified replica of the input signal waveform and linearly related thereto.

331, Oscillators,

37+, for beat frequency oscillators.

332, Modulators,

117+, or 144+ for frequency or phase modulators, and particularly subclasses 140 and 142+ for variable reactance tubes in a frequency modulator.

359, Optics: Systems (Including Communication) and Elements, appropriate subclasses for optical systems, per se and

326+, for optical or quasi - optical parametric frequency converters.

363, Electric Power Conversion Systems,

1+, for frequency conversion without intermediate conversion to d.c. in cascaded or combined diverse conversion systems.

455, Telecommunications, 313+, for frequency converters adapted for use in modulated carrier wave receivers and wherein an incoming signal-modulated carrier wave is combined or mixed with a local carrier wave to produce an intermediate frequency signal of value lower than that of the incoming modulated carrier wave.