Graphene-Based Ambipolar RF Mixers

RF Mixers

The two signals inserted into the two input ports are usually the Local Oscillator signal, and the incoming (for a receiver) or outgoing (for a transmitter) signal. To produce a new frequency (or new frequencies) requires a nonlinear device. In a mixing process if we want to produce an output frequency that is lower than the input signal frequency, then it is called down-conversion and if we wa...

A Tutorial for RF & Microwave Mixers

Adaptively Filtering Trans-impedance Amplifier for Rf Current Passive Mixers

Comparative Study of Broadband RF Subharmonic Mixers in Submicron Technology

With the advancements in wireless technologies a lot of concern has been given for designing RF circuits and the designers are trying to introduce new topologies to achieve better outputs whether be at transmitter or receiver section of a communication system and this in-turn has led to the development of individual components of these systems. In this paper, a review of various broadband confi...

Alternate Test of RF Mixers by Current Signatures

This paper describes an alternate test methodology for radio-frequency mixers. The methodology is based on current signatures obtained by sampling the filtered supply current when the circuit-under-test is stimulated by a single tone sinusoidal. Sampling of supply current instead of voltage eliminates the parasitics and loading due to test circuitry on the signal path, hence provides a non-inva...