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How many times something happens per second, measured in Hz (hertz).
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does frequency multiplier work with signal that contain multiple frequency components?
for example, say we have a wide band frequency multiplier that takes the input of 100MHz-200MHz and the output have frequency of 300MHz-600MHz（a frequency tripler). … And both reflected signal go into a receiver and were downconverted into RF signal with a carrier frequency of 630MHz (this frequency was chosen to fit the frequency multiplier requirement). …
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Does a RF frequency multiplier work with ultrashort pulse?
So I wonder, can a frequency multiplication process enhance the frequency difference to \$N\delta f(t)\$, but also the frequency jumping curve shape is not changed? … I have read papers that uses frequency multipliers to generate wideband linear frequency modulation (LFM,\$\delta f=\alpha t\$) pulse signal from a narrow band linear frequency modulated signal . …