Method of eliminating a DC component and filtering device...

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

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C333S215000

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07058382

ABSTRACT:
A radiotelephony device employing filters and methods for eliminating a DC component from an electronic signal provide for circuitry having a zero corresponding to a cut-off frequency, and circuitry for shifting the zero by an amount corresponding to the absolute value of that cut-off frequency. In such radiotelephony device, the filters and methods, which include integration and operation of gyrators, tend to be (a) suited for incorporation in integrated circuits by virtue of reducing the physical size of the required capacitors and (b) reduce time-dependent inertia.

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