Demodulators – Amplitude modulation demodulator – Having specific distortion – noise or other interference...
Patent
1987-10-09
1988-12-13
Miller, Stanley D.
Demodulators
Amplitude modulation demodulator
Having specific distortion, noise or other interference...
329204, 329205R, 307491, 307310, 307317A, H03D 106, H03K 306
Patent
active
047913800
ABSTRACT:
A detector circuit for radio-frequency signals is formed of a pair of matched diodes disposed on a common substrate which is heated by a temperature responsive feedback circuit to stabilize the temperature of the substrate and the diodes. A capacitor is connected to one or both of the diodes to form a detector of the detector circuit. A bias circuit provides equal bias currents to the two diodes, and an amplifier is connected to the two diodes to extract voltages associated with the bias currents, and to subtract these voltages in a differential manner so as to exclude the effect of bias voltage from an output signal of the amplifier. The amplifier is also coupled to an output terminal of the detector to isolate the detector from subsequent stages of signal processing, as well as to amplify detected signals. The diodes are each, preferably, Schottky diodes for improved dynamic range of signal detection.
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"Schottky Diode Pair Makes an RF Detector Stable" by Turner, R. J., Electronics (May 2, 1974), pp. 94-95.
Microphase Corporation
Miller Stanley D.
Thai Nancy
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