Reducing noise and distortion in a receiver system

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – With wave collector

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C455S283000, C455S296000

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10711680

ABSTRACT:
A receiver, implemented with low noise and low distortion, to process an input signal containing signals of interest and unwanted interference signal. In an embodiment, the receiver contains a mixer which generates an intermediate signal in the form of an electric current, and a filter which filters the unwanted interference signals from the intermediate signal. The intermediate signal is centered around a lower frequency compared to a carrier frequency of the input signal. Due to the current mode interface between the mixer and the filter circuit, low noise and low distortion may be attained.

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