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Hi,
For over 85 years now (Armstrong, 1918) the superheterodyne circuit is at the base of all transceiver without exception I believe. That is was built in 1920 or in 2004 the "superhet" is always there, excepting that today instead of using a single IF there 3 of them and some additional amplifications and filtering stages. But, among the "most" expert engineers of you, is there a way or does it already exist somewhere some experiments to create a new model of transceiver using another technology ? A question I 'd like an answer to try to define the future of amateur radio for my history of amateur radio... http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/qsl-ham-history.htm Thanks in advance Thierry, ON4SKY |
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