Highly integrated microwave system has input frequency shunt for separating relative low-frequency signal part-signal of microwave-input signal

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This patent describes a highly integrated microwave system using an input frequency shunt to separate low-frequency components from the microwave input. It includes filtering for high-frequency components and a mixer to combine these with a local oscillator, generating an intermediate frequency signal suitable for further use or processing.

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• High-frequency communication receivers (such as radar or satellite receivers)
• Microwave signal analysis equipment
• Telecommunication infrastructure handling wide-band microwave signals
• Scientific instruments requiring separation of signal frequency components
• RF front-ends in wireless communication devices

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• Improved integration reduces device size and complexity
• Efficiently separates signal components, helping in precise signal processing
• Enables accurate frequency conversion for downstream processing
• May reduce noise and interference in low-frequency and high-frequency paths
• Potentially lowers production costs by combining multiple functions in one system

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The highly integrated microwave system has an input frequency shunt (12) for separating the relative low-frequency signal part-signal (14) of a microwave-input signal (11). A filter is tuned for a relative high-frequency part-signal (13) of the microwave-input signal. A mixer (17) is provided for mixing the filtered high-frequency part-signal (16) with a local oscillator signal (20) in an intermediate frequency signal (19) and output frequency shunt (18).