Co-Site Interference Mitigation for Wideband Receivers

Many RF systems are becoming extremely wideband. Technology advancements now include multi-decade signal collection systems. However, dynamic range constraints still persist in an ever more crowded spectrum. Filters can provide cosite interference mitigation but have limitations in real life components that exhibit self-resonances and parasitic impairments. These create flyback responses that create serious limitations in wideband systems. The anticipated benefit of the proposed approach is a filter structure that avoids the impacts created by the flybacks. The commercial strategy includes penetrating market both with the SoC implementation in this program as well as more typical implementations.