Intermediate frequency planning in radio transmitters and...

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Plural receivers

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C455S296000, C455S147000

Reexamination Certificate

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06876839

ABSTRACT:
A method of intermediate frequency (i.f.) planning for radio transmitters and receivers involves predicting which i.f. or i.f. range will result in spurious emissions to or response from one or more “avoidance bands” being sources of unwanted signals or frequency bands closed to transmission, whereby to choose an i.f. or i.f. band which minimises such i.f. bands. The method may be carried out by computer software which may be embedded in a transmitter/receiver having means for varying its i.f.

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