Single ended to differential converter and 50% duty cycle signal

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Phase shift by less than period of input

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327175, 327238, 327246, H03K 300

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058960538

ABSTRACT:
A high frequency, current mode, single-ended-to-differential signal converter with low input impedance constant to very high frequencies and a balanced output signal even for large signals. A wide range of input voltages may be accommodated and a d.c. offset correction added. A circuit for achieving a precise fifty percent duty cycle digital signal is disclosed. A circuit for ensuring a 90.degree. phase differential between two signals needed for quadrature multiplication is disclosed. Unusual precision in phase control of the quadrature signals needed for modulation and demodulation of wireless signals is obtained by the use of feedback circuits in both the duty cycle generator and phase shifter.

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