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A.15.1:6.6 - Detector receiver: narrow control agency versus broad reception Work

Receiver_Rx42 is an admitted System whose components can function and interact with RF_TestSignal_42_2115. A named automatic-gain-control loop may support a narrow A.13 claim only if a local GainRegulationControllerSystemRole has an independent target-relative membership criterion, the exact controller System satisfies it, an assignment obtains for the relevant window, and evidence shows that the System satisfies that criterion; add a characteristic profile only if the receiving use consumes one. That narrow claim does not make the receiver whole an Agent for envelope detection, diagnosis, or a broader reception service.

Admit ReceiverReception_Rx42_2026-06-03T2115_2120 as Work only after the exact performer System, its complete A.13 basis, actual performance history, enactsMethod fact for EnvelopeDetection@RadioLab-2026, temporal extent, and containing-System relation independently pass A.15.1. Only after that admission may a precise assignment-bound claim add F.6. Otherwise retain receiver functioning, component behavior, waveform interaction, retuning trace, and Method proposal without a Work assertion.

A one-second reception slice remains a C.27.TA temporal aspect unless an independently admitted performed Work sub-occurrence and the direct part predicate are established. Tuning, rectification, smoothing, and acoustic output may be Method factors, component behaviors, mechanism material, evidence traces, or operational Work parts only under the pattern that defines the claimed relation; an AGC loop or detector component does not settle those identities.