Method and apparatus for automatically balancing a radio-frequen

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

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455324, 455304, 455305, 455296, H04B 126, H04B 110

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058624660

ABSTRACT:
An automatic balancing circuit for a radio frequency mixer which reduces LO-IF signal leakage, as well as minimizing second order harmonic distortion products is described. The circuit couples to in-phase and out-of-phase signal lines originating from the mixer, and comprises a differential gain network, a differential phase shift network and a combiner. The networks operate under the control of a microprocessor, which adjusts the networks so that the LO leakage signals, when combined, are almost completely eliminated.

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