Need help about Mixers

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  1. Apr 15, 2016 #1
    Nour Zeddouri

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    hello , plz i need documentation about mixers
    thank you in advance
     
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  2. Apr 15, 2016 #2
    ian field

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    Audio mixers or heterodyne mixers?
     
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  3. Apr 15, 2016 #3
    bertus

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    Hello,

    What kind of mixers are you looking for?
    Audio mixers.
    RF mixers (balanced or IC).

    Bertus
     
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    You just need to put in some powder and ice and milk and turn on the switch - it will be done in seconds, I can assure you.
     
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    Nour Zeddouri

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    Hello; RF mixers
     
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  7. Apr 17, 2016 #7
    Nour Zeddouri

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    RF mixers
     
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    bertus

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    Hello,

    Did you see the two PDF's?
    Those are about RF mixers.

    Bertus
     
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    Nour Zeddouri

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    Nour Zeddouri

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    YES
    yes , thnk uu
     
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  11. Apr 17, 2016 #11
    ian field

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    The old favourites that spring to mind are the MC1496 and the NE602/612 devices.

    There are various others like the Siemens SO41/42, AD make a few mixers and so on.

    The magical mystery circuit block is the Gilbert cell.

    An old favourite of mine is the TBA120 family, designed primarily as a TV audio IF/demodulator, most versions will work to about 200MHz. Unfortunately - almost impossible to find these days.
     
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