8623	2013-05-03 03:30:03	Donald Kelly	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
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http://www.datasheetarchive.com/FETs%20in%20Balanced%20Mixers%20Ed%20Oxner-d atasheet.html Bill, I think the application note you mentioned from 1979 is on this page if I linked correctly. Don K5UOS [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
8640	2013-05-07 14:08:09	Nick Tsakonas	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
Last year in reply to Msg #7167, Lasse SM5GLC provided to the group a scanned version of AN72-1 and another app note by Ed Oxner "Junction FET's In active Double Balanced Mixers". The link provided by Lasse is still working http://ehydra.dyndns.info//NG/emrfd/Siliconix%20FET%20mixers/ I haven't yet managed to find AN85-2 but the closest thing to that (I think) is an article published in Ham Radio Magazine March 1988 titled "High dynamic Range Mixing with the Si8901".I have attached the copy I have found on the internet. 73,Nick, SV1DJG ________________________________
8641	2013-05-07 14:15:18	Nick Tsakonas	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
i guess I cannot attach files to the messages, so I will provide the link to the file. http://www.cqham.ru/ftp/hdmix_kb6qj.djvu 73,Nick,SV1DJG ________________________________
8649	2013-05-13 08:46:25	lasse moell	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
Nick, just had a chance to check... the AN85-2 is at hand, and if you still need it I may find a scanner to copy. Let us know.... /Lasse SM5GLC
8650	2013-05-13 11:44:34	Nick Tsakonas	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
Hi Lasse, thanks for the reply. Of course I am interested (!!!), and I think that it would be nice for everyone in this group to get their hands into that knowledge. If it is not a big trouble,and you can obtain access to a scanner, I (personally) would greatly appreciate it! thanks, Nick, SV1DJG ________________________________
8718	2013-06-11 08:15:38	lasse moell	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
Up for grabs... http://www.sm5glc.se/tmp/Si8901.pdf http://www.sm5glc.se/tmp/AN85_2.pdf Should be readable! Let me know if there is a problem. Cheers Lasse SM5GLC
8723	2013-06-12 23:56:46	Nick Tsakonas	Re: How Much L.O. Power Is Needed - OXNER APP NOTE
They are perfect! Thanks Lasse, Nick, SV1DJG ________________________________ Up for grabs... http://www.sm5glc.se/tmp/Si8901.pdf http://www.sm5glc.se/tmp/AN85_2.pdf Should be readable! Let me know if there is a problem. Cheers Lasse SM5GLC [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
8728	2013-06-13 14:22:29	lasse moell	Siliconix Mixers APP NOTE archive
For those who want read up on the Siliconix mixer stuff, I just put up a simple archive to help. If you do have something that you think will fit, just contact me and I'll post it. http://www.sm5glc.se/Siliconix If there is any issues with copyright, just shout and I'll remove it ASAP. 73 Lasse SM5GLC
8747	2013-06-19 07:59:34	drmail377	Re: Siliconix Mixers APP NOTE archive
Dear Lasse, This is a nice compendium of recovered papers in one location. And as you say, "More to follow", is enticing... These papers are classic. Please find a way to preserve them in legacy, beyond your physical being. By-the-way Siliconix was one of first semiconductor companies "Silicon Valley" - California; and there are some interesting facts about the founder of Siliconix: Siliconix was formed in the early 1960's by a woman scientist and engineer Ms. Frances Hugle. Anyone with knowledge of the 1960's will acknowledge Ms. Hugle must have faced high commercial and/or inter-personal gender barriers to overcome. Perhaps Ms. Hugle kept a journal? Again Lasse, if you intend to compile more Siliconix papers on your archive. Please add some reference to Ms. Hugle. And stick to the "Provable Facts" - only regarding her legacy (the Web is a dangerous place when it comes to opini
8749	2013-06-19 13:39:59	Lasse Moell	Re: Siliconix Mixers APP NOTE archive
:) Glad to hear you like it! Guess by posting on internet, they spread like wild flower and should be available to each and everyone! I may have some application notes printed in some data books to post, but if someone do have relevant docs, I would be happy to post them on my page. 73 and have fun designing and building Cheers Lasse SM5GLC On 19 jun 2013 16:59 "drmail377" <drmail377@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > Dear Lasse, This is a nice compendium of recovered papers in one > location. And as you say, "More to follow", is enticing... > > These papers are classic. Please find a way to preserve them in > legacy, beyond your physical being. > > By-the-way Siliconix was one of first semiconductor companies "Silicon > Valley" - California; and there are some interesting facts about the > founder of Siliconix: > > Siliconix was formed in the early 1960's by a woman scientist and > engineer Ms. Frances Hugle. Anyone with knowledge of the 1960's will > acknowledge Ms. Hugle must have faced high commercial and/or > inter-personal gender barriers to overcome. Perhaps Ms. Hugle kept a > journal? > > Again Lasse, if you intend to compile more Siliconix papers on your > archive. Please add some reference to Ms. Hugle. And stick to the > "Provable Facts" - only regarding her legacy (the Web is a dangerous > place when it comes to opini