Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Frequency modifying or conversion
Patent
1985-11-04
1987-03-31
Ng, Jin F.
Telecommunications
Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter
Frequency modifying or conversion
455302, 455317, 455330, H04B 126
Patent
active
046548874
ABSTRACT:
A wideband enhancement sum mixer is shown to comprise a pair of matched GaAs diodes operative with a printed circuit wherein a portion of at least the sum signal, i.e., the sum of a radio frequency signal and a local oscillator signal, is caused to be mixed with the second harmonic of the local oscillator signal to produce an intermediate frequency signal in phase with the intermediate frequency signal resulting from mixing of the radio frequency signal and the local oscillator signal.
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Connerney William R.
Murphy Michael T.
McFarland Philip J.
Ng Jin F.
Raytheon Company
Sharkansky Richard M.
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