.~ Having selection between plural continuous waveforms
DEFINITION
Classification: 327/99
Having selection between plural continuous waveforms:
(under subclass 1) Systems wherein the output signal is one of a plurality of simultaneously applied input signal waveforms selected in accordance with a predetermined characteristic, the nonselected waveforms being attenuated or otherwise suppressed in such a manner that only the desired signal waveform appears at the output.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
98, for systems which select a signal component from a composite wave.
407+, for distribution systems wherein plural channels are input and the output consists of a signal from a selected channel.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
324, Electricity: Measuring and Testing,
76.12+, for analysis systems of a complex wave.
331, Oscillators, 76, for systems comprising an oscillator combined with a harmonic selection network and subclass 77 for oscillators with a wave selecting output filter.
333, Wave Transmission Lines and Networks,
167+, for wave filters comprised of passive elements.
340, Communications: Electrical,
825.71+, for remote control or selective signaling systems which are frequency responsive.
348, Television,
525+, for separating the synchronizing components from a composite signal wave.
