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DIY Super-Heterodyne Transceiver Guide

This document discusses the design and components of a DIY super-heterodyne transceiver, including an antenna amplifier, bandpass and lowpass filters, a direct digital synthesis chip and mixers, a crystal ladder filter, audio amplifiers, a microphone amplifier and signal generator, a power amplifier preamp and power amplifier, a touchscreen graphical user interface, and an FFT analyzer.

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DIY Super-Heterodyne Transceiver Guide

This document discusses the design and components of a DIY super-heterodyne transceiver, including an antenna amplifier, bandpass and lowpass filters, a direct digital synthesis chip and mixers, a crystal ladder filter, audio amplifiers, a microphone amplifier and signal generator, a power amplifier preamp and power amplifier, a touchscreen graphical user interface, and an FFT analyzer.

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The DIY super-het transceiver

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1 2
1. Antenna amp
2. BP and LP filters
3 3. DDS and mixers
4. Crystal ladder filter
5. AF amp
7 6. Microphone amp and 2-tone
gen.
5 8 7. PWR pre amp
8. PWR amp
9. Touch GFX
10. FFT

9 10 6

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Multiplying two sine waves:

Mixer-Stage of the DIY Transceiver

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Multiplying two sine waves:

Mixer-Stage of the DIY Transceiver

from antenna crystal filter 9MHz

audio out

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Mixer-Stage of the DIY Transceiver

take IF from
Multiplying before
two sine waves:the crystal filter and mix it down to 300kHz

to AD converter

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LO generation for the mixers

VFO for tuning 9MHz for 8.7 MHz for


prod. detector down mixing
to 300kHz

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A BJT can be used as a multiplier…

Source: [Link], DIT School of Comm. Eng.


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Diode Ring Double Balanced Mixer not bridge rectifier!

• Diodes used as switches


• Usually, schottky diodes used for lower forward voltage of 0.3V,
low on resistor and good high freq. response
• Choose 20dB higher signal on LO vs. RF to drive the diodes from LO
• LO must be > 7dBm
• Analog switches can be used as well

Source: [Link], DIT School of Comm. Eng.


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