Method and apparatus for improved zero intermediate frequency re

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at same station – With frequency stabilization

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455 84, 455324, H04B 140

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ABSTRACT:
A transceiver (10) in a first embodiment includes a zero intermediate frequency (ZIF) receiver (11), which achieves high throughput operation by reducing receiver latency time due to receiver response within a receiver pass band to carrier spectral components of a modulated carrier frequency. During a receive mode, a receiver local oscillator (LO) frequency is offset from the carrier frequency within the receiver pass band, preferably as determined by worst case errors in the carrier frequency and the LO frequency. During a transmit mode, the receiver LO frequency is modulated in such a way as to suppress the LO center frequency component in the modulated spectrum.

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