Up-converter for intelligent power regulation based on single chip microcomputer
A technology of single-chip microcomputer and frequency converter, which is applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as intermodulation distortion at the receiving end, unstable input signal, and inability to adjust the gain, and achieve the effect of stable output power
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[0027] Such as figure 1 Shown is the structural representation of the present invention.
[0028] An up-converter for intelligent power regulation based on a single-chip microcomputer provided by the present invention includes a signal input device 10, a power detection device 15, a multi-stage low-noise amplifier 20, a single-chip microcomputer 25, a first mixer 30, a band-pass filter 35, A first local oscillator 40 , a second local oscillator 45 , a signal noise detection device 50 , a second mixer 60 and a multistage power amplifier 70 .
[0029] The signal input device 10 is used for inputting the time-domain signal X(t) to be frequency-converted.
[0030] The power detection device 15 is electrically connected with the signal input device 10 and the single-chip microcomputer 25 respectively, and the power detection device 15 is used to detect the signal power of the time-domain signal S (t) to be frequency-converted, and the signal power of the time-domain signal S (t) t...
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[0056] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that, since the single-chip microcomputer 25 belongs to the low-frequency controller, it is easy to generate signal interference to the up-converter working in the high-frequency band. Therefore, the single-chip microcomputer is built in an aluminum shielding device, and its The beneficial effect is that the mutual independence between the signal single-chip microcomputer control signal and the high-frequency signal can be realized.
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