Double balanced diode mixer with d.c. response
AssigneeE-Systems, Inc.
InventorsWilliam H. Mosley, Jr., Carl F. Andren
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AssigneeE-Systems, Inc.
InventorsWilliam H. Mosley, Jr., Carl F. Andren
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A direct current responsive mixing circuit (10) includes three mixers (14, 16 & 18), each having one D.C. port and two A.C. ports. The D.C. ports are responsive to D.C. and A.C. signals, while the A.C. ports are responsive only to A.C. signals. One mixer (14) has an A.C. port (24) receiving a pump signal and a D.C. port (28) receiving an I input signal. A second mixer (16) has an A.C. port (26) receiving the pump signal and a D.C. port (32) receiving a Q input signal. The remaining A.C. ports of the first two mixers (14 and 16) are connected to the two A.C. ports (36 and 38) of the third mixer (18). An output signal having a component corresponding to the product of the I and Q input signals is produced at the D.C. port (40) of the third mixer (18). In this construction, the mixing circuit 10 is responsive to A.C. and D.C. input signals and may produce a D.C. output signal component.
A direct current responsive mixing circuit for receiving two input signals and a pump signal and producing an output signal having a signal component corresponding to the product of the input signals comprising:
A direct current responsive mixing circuit for receiving a pump signal and first and second input signals and for producing a final output signal, said circuit comprising:
A D.C. responsive mixer circuit for multiplying a first input signal with a second input signal which comprises:
A direct current responsive mixer circuit for receiving first and second input signals and a pump signal and for producing a final output signal, said circuit comprising:
A direct current responsive mixer circuit for receiving first and second input signals and a pump signal and for producing a final output signal, said circuit comprising:
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