A method for limiting impulse noise in a radio signal, in particular in the FM band, that is multiplexed and intended to be received by an FM receiver that is for example located on-board a vehicle. The method includes detecting impulse noise by way of a calculation of a score IND, for a sequence of successive samples of the demodulated radio signal FM MPX, while taking into the account, on the one hand, a capacity to detect a drop in the modulus of the ratio I/Q, which is dependent in particular on data derived from a sensor level, and, on the other hand, a capacity to detect high-frequency noise, which in particular depends on data derived from a sensor modulation.

A method for limiting impulse noise in a radio signal, in particular in the FM band, that is multiplexed and intended to be received by an FM receiver that is for example located on-board a vehicle. The method includes detecting impulse noise by way of a calculation of a score IND, for a sequence of successive samples of the demodulated radio signal FM MPX, while taking into the account, on the one hand, a capacity to detect a drop in the modulus of the ratio I/Q, which is dependent in particular on data derived from a sensor level, and, on the other hand, a capacity to detect high-frequency noise, which in particular depends on data derived from a sensor modulation.

A stereo-phonic frequency modulation receiver includes: a frequency modulation demodulation circuit, receiving a reception signal, and generating a demodulated signal according to the reception signal; a frequency-division demultiplexer, generating a sum signal, a difference signal and a pilot amplitude signal according to the demodulated signal; a dual sound channel separation circuit, generating a left-channel output signal and a right-channel output signal according to the sum signal and a weakened difference signal; and a weakening circuit, weakening the difference signal according to the pilot amplitude signal or a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to generate the weakened difference signal.

A stereo-phonic frequency modulation receiver includes: a frequency modulation demodulation circuit, receiving a reception signal, and generating a demodulated signal according to the reception signal; a frequency-division demultiplexer, generating a sum signal, a difference signal and a pilot amplitude signal according to the demodulated signal; a dual sound channel separation circuit, generating a left-channel output signal and a right-channel output signal according to the sum signal and a weakened difference signal; and a weakening circuit, weakening the difference signal according to the pilot amplitude signal or a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to generate the weakened difference signal.