Transmitter-receiver

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With a common signal processing stage

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455 78, H04B 140

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056898193

ABSTRACT:
In a transmitter-receiver having a transmitting circuit and a receiving circuit, the present invention mitigates an interference between the transmitting circuit and the receiving circuit. A quartz-crystal oscillator is provided as a common reference signal source for the local oscillators and the relation among frequencies is determined so that the frequencies such as local oscillating frequencies and intermediate frequencies within the transmitter-receiver do not overlap each other. Interferences between the transmitting circuit and the receiving circuit are mitigated to prevent a characteristic deterioration, spurious radiation, etc. Thereby the transmitter-receiver may be reduced in size and weight. Further, by sharing a quartz-crystal oscillator having a high frequency stability, narrowing of bands in radio channel spacing may be readily achieved.

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