Circuit for improving carrier rejection in a balanced modulator

Modulators – Amplitude modulator – Suppressed carrier double sideband type

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332172, 455323, H03C 154

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053431715

ABSTRACT:
A carrier rejection circuit for improving carrier rejection in a balanced modulator includes balun transformers, connected to the carrier signal port and the modulated signal port, which reduces parasitic carrier leakage by reducing the average voltages at the ports, offset adjustment circuitry, connected to the modulating signal port, which applies an adjustable offset voltage to the modulating signal to reduce in-phase parasitic carrier leakage and carrier leakage caused by offset voltage at the modulating port, and a reactance network, connected between the carrier signal port and the modulated signal port, for reducing quadrature-phase parasitic carrier leakage.

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