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Une nouvelle technique de modulation pour la « modulation LInear with Nonlinear Translation » (LINT) est proposée. La nouvelle technique LINT est une extension de la technique populaire LINC (LInear amplification with Nonlinear Components) pour un fonctionnement d'émetteur économe en énergie avec des modulations linéaires spectralement efficaces. Tout en offrant cet avantage, la technique LINT intègre également les principes de la modulation directe et permet une translation de fréquence sans utiliser plusieurs étages de circuits de conversion ascendante encombrants. Ces caractéristiques rendent la méthode LINT particulièrement adaptée aux applications haute fréquence émergentes dans les fréquences supérieures des micro-ondes et des ondes millimétriques. Un en deux étapes
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David KLYMYSHYN, Zhen MA, "The LINT Modulator--Linear Modulation with Nonlinear Translation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 12, pp. 2000-2007, December 2002, doi: .
Abstract: A new modulation technique for "LInear modulation with Nonlinear Translation" (LINT) is proposed. The new LINT technique is an extension of the popular LINC (LInear amplification with Nonlinear Components) technique for power efficient transmitter operation with spectrally efficient linear modulations. While providing this advantage, the LINT technique also incorporates the principles of direct modulation and provides frequency translation without the use of multiple stages of bulky upconversion circuitry. These features make the LINT method especially suitable for high frequency applications emerging at upper microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies. A two-stage
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