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Mixers<br />

V2 = 1<br />

2 cos [(� LO − � RF )t + � �1] + 1<br />

2 cos [(� IM − � LO )t − � �1]<br />

225<br />

(7.27)<br />

2. Now V1 experiences an amplitude error relative to V2, and V2 experiences<br />

a phase shift that is not exactly 90° to give V3 and V 4, respectively.<br />

V3 = 1<br />

2 (1 + �A) sin (� LO − � 1<br />

RF )t +<br />

2 sin (� IM − � LO )t (7.28)<br />

V4 = 1<br />

2 sin [(� LO − � RF )t + � �1 + � �2] + 1<br />

2 sin [(� IM − � LO )t − � �1 + � �2]<br />

(7.29)<br />

3. Now V3 and V4 are added together. The component of the output<br />

due to the RF signal is denoted V RF and is given by<br />

VRF = 1<br />

2 (1 + �A) sin (� 1<br />

IFt) +<br />

2 sin (� IFt + � �1 + � �2) (7.30)<br />

V RF = 1<br />

2 (1 + �A) sin (� 1<br />

IFt) +<br />

2 sin (� IFt) cos (� �1 + � �2) (7.31)<br />

+ 1<br />

2 cos (� IFt) sin (� �1 + � �2)<br />

4. The component due to the image is denoted V IM and is given by<br />

V IM =− 1<br />

2 (1 + �A) sin (� 1<br />

IFt) +<br />

2 sin (� IFt) cos (� �2 − � �1)<br />

+ 1<br />

2 cos (� IFt) sin (� �1 − � �2) (7.32)<br />

5. Only the ratio of the magnitudes is important. The magnitudes are<br />

given by<br />

|VRF| 2 = 1<br />

4 {[sin (� �1 + � �2)] 2 + [(1 + �A) + cos (� �1 + � �2)] 2 }<br />

(7.33)

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