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A system for demodulating angle modulated waves comprises a phase locked loop including a phase comparator and a voltage controlled oscillator. An attenuation means is inserted into the phase locked loop. This attenuation means does not affect the DC component of an input angle modulated wave, but d

A system for demodulating angle modulated waves comprises a phase locked loop including a phase comparator and a voltage controlled oscillator. An attenuation means is inserted into the phase locked loop. This attenuation means does not affect the DC component of an input angle modulated wave, but does cause an attenuation with respect to an AC component, to cause a decrease in the loop gain. The phase locked loop has a DC lock range exhibiting a relatively wide lock range width even when the input level is relatively low and an AC lock range produced by the attenuation circuit and exhibiting a relatively narrow lock range width when the input level is relatively low. The attenuation means detects an abnormality in the angle modulated wave, the harmonics component of the direct wave, and the like. A variable attenuation circuit controlled by the output of the detecting means is varied in its attenuation quantity.

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A system for demodulating an angle modulated wave signal which is included in a multiplex of signals reproduced from a multichannel record disc on which the multiplex of an angle modulated wave signal and a direct wave signal are recorded, said system comprising: separator means responsive to the re

A system for demodulating an angle modulated wave signal which is included in a multiplex of signals reproduced from a multichannel record disc on which the multiplex of an angle modulated wave signal and a direct wave signal are recorded, said system comprising: separator means responsive to the reproduced mutliplex of signals for individually separating the angle modulated wave signal and the direct wave signal from the reproduced multiplex of signals; phase locked loop meaNs comprising voltage controlled oscillator means; phase comparator means for generating an output signal representing a phase difference detected responsive to a comparison of the phase of the carrier wave of the separated angle modulated wave signal with the phase of a signal generated by said voltage controlled oscillator means; variable attenuation means responsive to the output signal of said phase comparator means foor variably attenuating audio frequency components in the output signal of said phase comparator means more than frequency components in the output signal which have frequencies that are lower than the audio frequencies so that the attenuation quantity of the audio frequency components is varied corresponding to an attenuation control signal applied thereto, the output signal of said variable attenuation means being a demodulation of the angle modulated wave signal; said voltage controlled oscillator means changing the frequency responsive to a part of the output signal of said variable attenuation means of the generated signal to follow the frequency of the carrier wave; whereby said phase locked loop means has a first lock range within which the oscillation frequency of said voltage controlled oscillator means follows the frequency deviations of the carrier wave which are lower than the audio frequencies and a second lock range which is narrower than the first lock range and within which the oscillation frequency of said voltage controlled oscillator means follows the audio frequency deviations of the carrier wave and which second lock range is varied corresponding to the attenuation control signal; detecting means responsive to the angle modulated wave signal separated by said separator means for detecting the envelope of the separated angle modulated wave signal to produce an output signal; phase-inverting means responsive to the output signal of said detecting means for producing a phase-inverted output signal; and rectifier means for rectifying the phase-inverted output signal to provide said control signal; said variable attenuation means being responsive to the control signal from said rectifier means for varying the attenuation quantity of the audio frequency components corresponding to the level of the output signal of said rectifier means.