System and method for calibrating single sideband receiver rejec

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Noise or interference elimination

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455 63, H04B 110

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060787996

ABSTRACT:
For use with a first transceiver, a system for, and method of, calibrating a first image reject mixer in the first transceiver and having first and second image products. In one embodiment, the system includes: (1) a second image reject mixer, associated with a second transceiver and tuned to a rejected one of the first and second image products. The system further includes a signal strength circuit, coupled to the second image reject mixer, that determines a signal strength of the rejected one. The system still further includes a trimmer, associated with the first image reject mixer, that trims the first image reject mixer to move the rejected one toward an optimal value of the signal strength.

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