Let me ask the question in a different way.   Assume we have a 
receiver with the 455 khz IF.   A common available xtal is 1843 khz 
and 3686 khz.   1843/4 = 460.7    So if we mix the IF with the osc 
we will get 5.7 khz output at the input the soundcard for SDRadio.

Do we need to do anything ?   How broad a range of input frequencies 
will the soundcard pgm accept?  

Stan




--- In [email protected], Alberto I2PHD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Juan EA7FNJ wrote:
> > Hi guys, I have seen some schematics and I've got a question:
> > 
> > At the input of SB, do I put a IF freq about 25KHz? If the SB is 
about
> > 48KHz, I get the IF and they change into a two signals I & Q 
about 25KHz.
> > 
> > 455KHz - 1720 KHz (LO 4x) = 25KHz I & Q
> > 
> > Is it correct? I hope I don't miss on this.
> 
>  Juan,
>    basically it is correct, with some caveats. Your LO is 1720 
kHz, 
> which divided by 4 (if you use a Johnson counter) gives 430 kHz.
> You must produce 4 phases at 430 kHz, spaced 90 degrees from each
> other, which are sent to a quadrature mixer, which will give as 
> output the I and the Q components of the difference frequency, i.e.
> 455 - 430 = 25 kHz. Then you send these I and Q components to the
> sound card for digitization. The software will then bring that
> 25 kHz IF down to 0 Hz (DC), and extract the lower or the upper
> side band.
> 
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
>






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