Radio frequency mixer circuit utilizing interface transformers a

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

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455330, 455332, H04B 126

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050602993

ABSTRACT:
A diode mixer characterized by low levels of intermodulation distortion. The mixer circuit includes a center-tapped input transformer for coupling the circuit to local oscillator and radio frequency signal sources and a center-tapped output transformer for coupling the circuit to an intermediate frequency load. The circuit also includes an arrangement of transformers and switching diodes for interfacing the input transformer to the output transformer and applying the local signals and radio frequency signals to the secondary output transformer in a special manner while favorably back-biasing diodes which are in the off condition for more rapid switching action.

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