The major components of an injection-locked-oscillator FM receiver are a linear mixer and a van der Pol type of negative resistance oscillator in a phase-locked configuration. In this paper the nonlinear differential equation describing the receiver output is solved and explicit expressions obtained for the output signal, noise, and controlling second and third order distortions. The input signal carrier is both amplitude and frequency modulated. Signal-to-distortion ratios have been computed and are presented for the case of a noise modulated FM input signal. The results indicate that excellent performance may be expected of such a receiver.
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C. L. Ruthroff (1968) studied this question.
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