Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters
Patent
1995-08-31
1999-02-02
Chan, Jason
Pulse or digital communications
Transmitters
455 93, 455118, H04L 2704, H04L 2712, H04L 2720
Patent
active
058675353
ABSTRACT:
A common transmit module of a programmable digital radio has a digital submodule which receives a bit stream and produces a modulated IF signal, and an analog submodule which receives the modulated IF signal and converts the modulated IF signal to a frequency corresponding to a specific type of radio function. The digital submodule includes (a) a sequential/parallel instruction set processor for signal processing and control, (b) a reconfigurable format unit, and (c) a modulator which receives the output signals of the reconfigurable format unit and produces the modulated oscillation signal. The analog submodule includes (a) a tunable local oscillator that produces a tunable local oscillation signal, (b) fixed local oscillators that produce fixed local oscillation signals, and (c) a mixing unit that receives the modulated IF signal, the tunable local oscillation signal and the fixed local oscillation signals, selectively mixes the fixed local oscillation signals with the modulated oscillation signal to produce non-final IF signals, and mixes a non-final IF signal with the tunable local oscillation signal to produce a final converted signal for transmission at the frequency corresponding to the specific type of radio function.
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Dirndorfer Walter M.
Minarik Ronald W.
Pascale Michael V.
Phillips William C.
Prill Robert S.
Chan Jason
Corrielus Jean B.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Sutcliff Walter G.
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