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To maintain linearity in the mixing process and prevent intermodulation distortion, in a diode mixer, the RF input level should be about 10dB lower than the LO input level (or even lower). In this case, above +9dBm (P1dB), linearity issues, intermodulation distortion, and harmonics, become a certainty.

[QUOTE="vfone, post: 1787107, member: 1087"] To maintain linearity in the mixing process and prevent intermodulation distortion, in a diode mixer, the RF input level should be about 10dB lower than the LO input level (or even lower). In this case, above +9dBm (P1dB), linearity issues, intermodulation distortion, and harmonics, become a certainty. [/QUOTE]

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