An Optimal Design of PSN for SSB Signals Generation and Reception I


Shigeo Yamase, JA7UHV


Summary:
One of the sixth order PSN (Phase Shift Network)'s has been optimized.

It has the following characteristics: the 6th order, 90 plus minus 0.750 degrees,
and fh/fl = 44.17766746. The fh/fl is a ratio of the highest to the lowest in frequency
where phase differece of the psn is maintained within 90 plus minus 0.750 degrees.

The undesired sideband suppression ratio is -43.7 dB at each of the frequencies
with the maximum phase deviation of 0.750 degrees from 90 degrees between fh and fl.

The average suppression of the undesired sideband over the bandwidth of modulating frequencies
between fh and fl is 6.4 dB better than the suppression at each of the above frequencies.


Table 1.

Nr Phase Deviation
from 90 degrees
Normalized Frequency Example 1.
Frequency in Hz
1 -0.750 fl = 0.1504522230 Fl = fl*F0 = 90.27
2 0.000 0.1646530906 98.79
3 +0.750 0.2099292534 126.0
4 0.000 0.2947908841 176.9
5 -0.750 0.4351162990 261.1
6 0.000 0.6568709219 394.1
7 +0.750 1.000000000 F0 = 600.0
8 0.000 1.522369109 913.4
9 -0.750 2.298236132 1379
10 0.000 3.392235153 2035
11 +0.750 4.763509535 2858
12 0.000 6.073375217 3644
13 -0.750 fh = 6.646628278 Fh = fh*F0 = 3988
Note: An asterisk * is a multiplier operator, such as 12.3*2.0 = 24.6.



Figure 1. Differential phase-shift characteristics of the network

The shape of the graph has a twofold symmetry, of which the axis exists
on a normalized frequency of 1. @So the left half of the graph is
the same as the right half with respect to the axis, as in a mirror.




Figure 1-2. Undesired Sideband Suppression Ratio Characteristic of the network
The graph has a twofold symmetry.


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