Zero IF down converter with even order harmonic suppression
A technology of frequency converter and suppression circuit, which is applied to the balance device of modulation conversion, modulation transfer, demodulation of amplitude modulation oscillation, etc.
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[0013] FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an RF communication system, indicated generally at 10 . The wireless handset 20 includes an RF receiver 22 having a zero-IF down-converter 26 that converts received RF power in one frequency range to another frequency range for subsequent processing in back-end components 28. in signal processing.
[0014] The RF receiver 22 and its components are schematically illustrated in the figure; other components (not shown) may also be included. In general, the front end components 24 process a voltage at a preselected RF frequency and input this voltage to a zero IF downconverter 26 . Front-end components 24 may include amplifiers, filters, and / or oscillators (these components are not specifically shown in FIG. 1 for simplicity). The voltage signal from the front end assembly 24 is typically at a specific transmission frequency as it enters the zero IF downconverter 26 . The zero IF down-converter 26 converts the received RF voltage signal at th...
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