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I am looking for a reasonably efficient method of coupling a 602 mixer
output to a 605 input at 45MHz. I have tried a tuned circuit with coupling caps and did not get good results. Both the 602 and 605 are working fine independently. (I tested the 605 with a match up from 50 Ohms to 1k5). I am wanting a receiver with around 10dB signal to noise ratio at -115 to -118dBm. Signal frequency is 151 MHz. 1st IF is 45MHz, 2nd IF is 455kHz(+/-15 kHz bandwidth). The input filter has a bandwidth of 6MHz. The image should not be an issue as it is way down at 60MHz. I don't want to loose much gain between the 602 and 605 (about 3-5dB would be acceptable). Thanks in advance Regards David |
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