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very simple application..i have two input frequencies and would like to
use single-fed bjt transistor to get a difference frequency... any other design recommendation is highly appreciated......thanks! |
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![]() e2 wrote: very simple application..i have two input frequencies and would like to use single-fed bjt transistor to get a difference frequency... any other design recommendation is highly appreciated......thanks! A balanced switching mixer using two BJTs would be a lot better. Or, you could use bus switches as in the FST3125 which would be better still. Leon |
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Just make sure one signal is large enough to drive the device well into it's
non-linear region. 73, Steve, K9DCI "e2" wrote in message oups.com... very simple application..i have two input frequencies and would like to use single-fed bjt transistor to get a difference frequency... any other design recommendation is highly appreciated......thanks! |
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can you give me a simple configuration?or schematic?
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using fixed bias, i will connect each frequency input to the bjt's base
which is emitter couple then how will i combine them? thalks |
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