Direct conversion receiver with reduced even order distortion

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency modifying or conversion

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455295, 455296, 455311, H04Q 732

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ABSTRACT:
A mixer for use in a direct conversion receiver includes a compensating differential amplifier which injects equal amplitude opposite phase currents with respect to even order distortion currents. The compensating differential amplifier utilizes an ideal current source. The mixer is an active mixer which utilizes four switching transistors. The even order distortion is introduced by non-linear components which demonstrate strong off-channel signals.

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