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Hi,
I have a question making a diplexer for a popcorn receiver: For example, suppose I have an active mixer (AD831) where the IF is the colorburst frequency (3579 khz). I would then use an MK484 AM receiver chip (TRF stage as demodulator) operating at the colorburst frequency to downconvert from IF to baseband. Given that lineup, does it make any sense to couple the mixer and the TRF stages together using a colorburst crystal, or do I need to couple them with a fully elaborated diplexer? I'm wanting a CW receiver, so I am not that concerned about the crystal not being wide enough to pass voice. Or is there something about impedance termination which makes a diplexer far more important than the narrow filtering which a crystal would give me? That is to say, would a crystal work as a diplexer under this circumstance? Thanks for the advice in advance, The Eternal Squire |
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