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RF (short for Radio Frequency) signals are sinusoidal waves with frequencies in the MHz and GHz range. | RF (short for Radio Frequency) signals are sinusoidal waves with frequencies in the MHz and GHz range. | ||
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| + | Mixer: | ||
| + | Subtraction: | ||
| + | Input 1: L | ||
| + | Input 2: R | ||
| + | Output : I=abs(L-R) | ||
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| + | Addition: | ||
| + | Input 1: L | ||
| + | Input 2: I | ||
| + | Output: R=L+-I | ||
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Topics | Topics | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 16 February 2016
RF (short for Radio Frequency) signals are sinusoidal waves with frequencies in the MHz and GHz range.
Mixer:
Subtraction:
Input 1: L
Input 2: R
Output : I=abs(L-R)
Addition: Input 1: L Input 2: I Output: R=L+-I
Topics
- Measuring RF power
- Termination and impedance matching
- Attenuation and filtering
- Splitters, mixers, and switches
