SAW electric part and frequency conversion circuit

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

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455339, 455340, 333193, 333155, 310313R, H04B 116, H01L 4108, H03H 925

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054107423

ABSTRACT:
According to this invention, an SAW electric part includes an SAW filter and an SAW oscillator formed on a substrate having the same temperature characteristics as those of a substrate on which the SAW filter is formed. A frequency converter includes the SAW electric part, a second local oscillation circuit, a frequency converter, a first mixer, and a second mixer. The second local oscillation circuit oscillates a second local oscillation signal using the SAW oscillator. The frequency converter converts a frequency of the second local oscillation signal to generate a first local oscillation signal. The first mixer mixes the first local oscillation signal with an input signal to output a composite signal to the SAW filter. The second mixer mixes an output from the SAW filter with the second local oscillation signal to output a frequency conversion signal.

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