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How to cheaply demodulate a 150Mhz IF signal ?

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IF demodulator

Hi all

I'm looking for an easy (cheap!) way to demodulate a 150MHz IF signal which is either OOK or BPSK (not defined up to now) modulated with a 50MBit/s bitstream. I need a good input dynamic range of more than 60dB.
Has anyone schematics or a good single-chip solution?

Thanks
 

Re: IF demodulator

you can go to rfmd

good luck!
 

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