Local oscillator having plural oscillators facilitating channel

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

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455314, 4551971, 455183, H04B 126, H04B 1500

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056970897

ABSTRACT:
A device for generating a first signal and a second signal in a receiver for reception of a number of radio frequency signals. The first signal is mixed in a first mixer with the received radio frequency signals in order to generate an intermediate frequency signal which is subsequently mixed with the second signal in a second mixer. A first oscillator generates a signal which, after frequency multiplication in a frequency multiplier, is the first signal, the frequency of which can be changed in a number of frequency steps. A second oscillator generates the second signal, the frequency of which also can be changed in a number of frequency steps. The magnitude of the frequency steps by which the first signal can be changed is a multiple of the frequency steps by which the second signal can be changed.

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patent: 5220680 (1993-06-01), Lee

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