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Originally Posted by DavGoodlin
I built a project in school to decode and re-generate MTS stereo from a composite audio input, using my Sony 7" TV-720 to demonstrate.
It was easier to adapt an NTE-743, which is a similar IC to the MC1310, a Motorola chip.
As I fuzzily recall 30 years later, the range of the pilot tone generator on the NTE (an LM-something) could be tuned to 15.7 kHz. But the Motorola IC was designed to be stable at 19 kHz and varying it did not work well.
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March 1986 Radio-Electronics has the project for an MTS Stereo decoder using the MC1310 - it's a versatile chip....
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