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Old September 8th 06, 06:05 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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Dave Platt wrote:

As I understand it, in order to do SSB via direct conversion, you must
use a modern version of the old IQ phasing technique. ...


that's correct
the problem here is that you need a phasing filter offering a constant
(and precise) 90 degrees phase shift all over the receiver band, and
that can be tricky to do...

These days, of course, you can apply the phase shift by
converting the two baseband signals to digital format...


well, you're opening doors to digital radio
But, AFAIK, the actually attainable dynamics does
not seem to incite enthusiastic greetings...

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