High sensitivity RF receiver and method for forming the same

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter

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C455S259000, C455S296000, C375S329000

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07155181

ABSTRACT:
A method for improving sensitivity of a RF receiver and a RF receiver designed by the same are provided. The RF receiver, which receives a RF signal, comprises a sampling converting circuit, a decoding circuit, a frequency-hopping circuit, a constant current source and a ring oscillating circuit. The RF receiver outputs a frequency-hopping signal to the frequency-hopping circuit when the decoding circuit determines that the digital data converted from the RF signal is not equivalent to each of the internal preset data. The frequency-hopping circuit outputs a frequency-hopping current to the ring oscillating circuit to change a sampling clock of the RF receiver.

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