Vestigial sideband modulator for a baseband input signal

Modulators – Amplitude modulator – Single or vestigial sideband type

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332151, 375 61, 455102, 455109, H03C 100

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ABSTRACT:
In a vestigial sideband modulator, an i.f. signal is modulated with a video input and the extreme part of one of the sidebands is removed to provide the right frequency response shape for transmission. The signal for transmission is usually produced by mixing the i.f. signal with an oscillator signal known as the heterodyne signal which differs from the desired carrier frequency by the i.f. frequency, and filtering the signal with a subsequent channel filter to remove any unwanted heterodyne oscillator components and the unwanted sum or difference product. To avoid the need for such a channel filter, the filtered video-modulated i.f. signal is demodulated to quadrature baseband components using the i.f. oscillator, and quadrature components at carrier frequency are modulated with these baseband components to produce on combination a v.s.b. modulated video output at carrier frequency.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3259692 (1966-07-01), Aspinwall
patent: 4994769 (1991-02-01), Kishi
Tiefenthaler, "Digital modulation using the Hilbert transform", Electronic Engineering, Apr. 1987, pp. 71-80.

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