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Because at baseband they go around the max2830. A 90 degree hybrid for 100 khz all the way to 25 mhz isn't going to be small, so I can see why they didn't inclu
by mikewarot 2y ago
Because at baseband they go around the max2830. A 90 degree hybrid for 100 khz all the way to 25 mhz isn't going to be small, so I can see why they didn't include it.
- Neywiny 2y agoAh. I missed that. But you wouldn't put a filter, you'd do what's called digital downconversion or DDC. This is doing the IQ demodulation in software. It's not a phase shift, it's a different type of block.