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US4476575A
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Radio transceiver
Assignee: Ericsson Inc
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Filing: 1982-12-13
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Granted: 1984-10-09
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Expires: 2002-12-13
Abstract
Abstract A radio transceiver has a single reference oscillator and a receiving frequency synthesizer and a transmitting frequency synthesizer. The synthesizer frequencies are selected so that the receiving intermediate frequency and a transmitting intermediate frequency (produced by the transmitted frequency mixing with the received frequency) are spaced widely apart. Thus, any beat note between the two intermediate frequencies is outside the passband or filter bandwidth in the receiver circuit.
Inventors
- 👤 Earnest A. Franke
- 👤 Frederick J. Highton
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-24 19:09
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04B; H04B1/00; H04B1/38; H04B1/40; H04B1/50
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
338 words
In a radio transceiver for use in cellular communication system having a plurality of selectable transmitting channels having transmitting frequencies TF spaced by a channel spacing frequency CSF and a corresponding plurality of selectable companion receiving channels having receiving frequencies RF spaced by said channel spacing frequency CSF and separated from the companion transmitting channels by a given frequency substantially greater than said channel spacing frequency, the improvement comprising: a. input means for said receiving frequencies RF; b. first means for producing a selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF; c. a first mixer coupled to said input means and to said first means and responsive to a selected receiving frequency RF and said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF for producing a receiving intermediate frequency RIF; d. second means for producing a selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF; e. a second mixer coupled to said first means and to said second means and responsive to said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF for producing a selected transmitting frequency TF that is a companion to said selected receiving frequency RF; f. means for preventing the transmitter channel frequency from introducing undesirable audible beat notes in the transceiver as a result of drift in the frequency of said RLOF, TLOF or RF comprising means coupled to said first and second means for providing that said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF have values such that said receiving intermediate frequency RIF which is equal to the difference between said receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF and a transmitting intermediate frequency TIF which is equal to the difference between said selected receiving frequency RF and said selected transmitting frequency TF, are spaced apart by a frequency spacing equal to or greater than one channel spacing frequency CSF; g. and output means coupled to said first mixer for substantially rejecting frequencies spaced from said receiving intermediate frequency RIF by said frequency spacing.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
338 words
In a radio transceiver for use in cellular communication system having a plurality of selectable transmitting channels having transmitting frequencies TF spaced by a channel spacing frequency CSF and a corresponding plurality of selectable companion receiving channels having receiving frequencies RF spaced by said channel spacing frequency CSF and separated from the companion transmitting channels by a given frequency substantially greater than said channel spacing frequency, the improvement comprising: a. input means for said receiving frequencies RF; b. first means for producing a selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF; c. a first mixer coupled to said input means and to said first means and responsive to a selected receiving frequency RF and said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF for producing a receiving intermediate frequency RIF; d. second means for producing a selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF; e. a second mixer coupled to said first means and to said second means and responsive to said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF for producing a selected transmitting frequency TF that is a companion to said selected receiving frequency RF; f. means for preventing the transmitter channel frequency from introducing undesirable audible beat notes in the transceiver as a result of drift in the frequency of said RLOF, TLOF or RF comprising means coupled to said first and second means for providing that said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF have values such that said receiving intermediate frequency RIF which is equal to the difference between said receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF and a transmitting intermediate frequency TIF which is equal to the difference between said selected receiving frequency RF and said selected transmitting frequency TF, are spaced apart by a frequency spacing equal to or greater than one channel spacing frequency CSF; g. and output means coupled to said first mixer for substantially rejecting frequencies spaced from said receiving intermediate frequency RIF by said frequency spacing.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
22 words
The improvement of claim 1 wherein said output means comprise a filter whose bandwidth is less than said channel spacing frequency CSF.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
58 words
The improvement of claim 1 wherein said receiving intermediate frequency RIF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF, and wherein said selected transmitting frequency TF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
58 words
The improvement of claim 1 wherein said receiving intermediate frequency RIF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF, and wherein said selected transmitting frequency TF is equal to the sum of said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
58 words
The improvement of claim 2 wherein said receiving intermediate frequency RIF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF, and wherein said selected transmitting frequency TF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
58 words
The improvement of claim 2 wherein said receiving intermediate frequency RIF is equal to the difference between said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected receiving frequency RF, and wherein said selected transmitting frequency TF is equal to the sum of said selected receiving local oscillator frequency RLOF and said selected transmitting local oscillator frequency TLOF.
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