Page 312 - Build Your Own Transistor Radios a Hobbyists Guide to High-Performance and Low-Powered Radio Circuits
P. 312

Similarly to recover V 2 (l), we multiply SumIQ(l)  Ьу sigпаl siп(2пfcl). Тhеп



              -2_  u  =  .  (27Т /)  um     t  =  .   21Т /)  1  t    (211'  t  +  .  211'  .t)  -z t)  . n  21Т  ()
                                          lQ
                          =+"] ()  in  211'2  t  +  in()]  + Vil)[-        (211'2  1)  +      )]

            Whеп the high-frequency terms from  M2_out аге filtered  out, the output of Filter_2
            results  iп


                              I  il                   - 1
                                                       z  l                       2
            The  dеmоdulаtiоп of siпglе-sidеЬалd sigпаls,  however,  does  поt reqiuire  ап exact
            phase  of the  oscillator  but  does  require  ап exact frequency.  Most  single-sideband
            sigпа:ls  аге Ьеуопd the audio  Ьапd of 10  kHz  ог 20  kHz.  Thus the  dеmоdulаtiоп of

            these types of single-sideband signals is relatively easy  Ьу simple multiplication with
            the oscillator signal,  whose  fгеquепсу is the same as the osci.llator frequency at the
            tгапsmittiпg епd' .
            For example, for dеmоdulаtiпg ап upper sidеЬапd signal




                                         J    1   It   -                           1    []
            we  need. to  multiply  this  sigпаl,  [SubtrI<LuSb(l)],  with  соs(2пfcl)  апd filter  out the
            high-fгеquепсу signal. Thus we have



                       1т                                                                                  J


                                                                              2

            When the high-frequency signal  соs[2п(f с  + f mOd)t]  is filtered out, the result is



                     21Т                                                         1
             ]                  ] =                                                                   .  n  1
             2            In(x)
            I  and Q Signals Used in Software-Defined Radios (SDRs)
            Another use for quadrature mоdulаtiоп is to tгапsfогm а sigпаl into two sigпаls that

            аге equalin amplitude апd also have а relationship  О and  90 degrees between each
            other.  This  tгапsfогтаtiоп also  changes  the  frequency  from  the  original.  For
            example,  if а signal  is at 10 MHz,  quadrature modulation  сап provide two signals at
            20  kHz  that  аге 90  degrees  apart from  each  other.  Figure  16-12  shows  а 0- and
            90-degree phase shifter based  оп IQ ог quadrature modulation.
   307   308   309   310   311   312   313   314   315   316   317