Where can mixing (and thus, intermodulation) of RF signal occur in a typical wireless microphone system? There are multiple possible answers to this question.
Audio QotD: RF Mixing
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Shot in the dark after some research that I'm not sure is applicable:
The two parameters that most affect the interfering signal level into the transmitter's output circuit are the output loading and the circuit's frequency selectivity.
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100, 201, 99, 301, 402, 98, 502 kHz, respectively.
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Non-linear inputs and outputs.
The two parameters that most affect the interfering signal level into the transmitter's output circuit are the output loading and the circuit's frequency selectivity.
-and/or-
100, 201, 99, 301, 402, 98, 502 kHz, respectively.
-and/or-
Non-linear inputs and outputs.
TimmyP1955
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I would think the receiving antenna - if active, the combiner - if active, and the receivers themselves. I suppose it's possible that it could occur in the passive receiving components, but I'm not that wireless savvy. It might even occur in the transmitter if it's hit with enough of the right signal?
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