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conversion gain of a N-path mixer
Dec 10th, 2015, 3:09am  
Hi Experts,

What will be the conversion gain of a N-path mixer (say, 4-path) as compared to the conversion gain of a single-path current driven mixer? What will be difference in the two conversion gains?

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Re: conversion gain of a N-path mixer
Reply #1 - Jan 25th, 2016, 1:35am  
I think it will depends your circuit. you can find a point that get all your paths together, then define a conversion gain at this point
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Re: conversion gain of a N-path mixer
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