A broad-band UHF mixer exhibiting high image rejection over a multidecade baseband frequency range

Details A broad-band UHF mixer exhibiting high image rejection over a multidecade baseband frequency range A broad-band UHF mixer exhibiting high image rejection over a multidecade baseband frequency range

Aug 1981

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1981ijssc..16..385a&link_type=abstract

IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, vol. SC-16, Aug. 1981, p. 385-392.

Physics

Frequency Converters, Frequency Response, Mixing Circuits, Noise Reduction, Ultrahigh Frequencies, Wideband Communication, Network Synthesis, Radio Transmission, Sidebands, Transmission Efficiency, Video Communication

Scientific paper

Image-suppressing frequency converters operating over greater than
octave RF and LO input bandwidths in the VHF frequency range are
described. The devices, designed for RF to video conversion exhibit very
flat conversion loss response and greater than 34 dB rejection of the
undesired sideband at any baseband frequency between 186 kHz and 50 MHz.

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