This paper presents a third method of generation and detection of a single-sideband signal. The method is basically different from either the conventional filter or phasing method in that no sharp cutoff filters or wide-band 90° phase-difference networks are needed. This system is especially suited to keeping the signal energy confined to the desired bandwidth. Any unwanted sideband occupies the same band as the desired sideband, and the unwanted sideband in the usual sense is not present.
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