High frequency quadrature signal generator

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To build a synchronous detection circuit for a 20 MHz quadrature signal, a phase-locked loop (PLL) can be utilized to generate the necessary sine and cosine waves. Gilbert cell multipliers are recommended for detecting the real and imaginary parts of the signal. There is interest in using a crystal as a signal source, and guidance on its application is requested. Resources for further understanding PLLs and Gilbert cell mixers are provided. Proper implementation of these components can facilitate effective quadrature signal generation and detection.
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Hi All

I would like to build a synchronous detection circuit for detecting the real and imaginary part of the signal (I and Q value), the operating frequency for the system is 20 MHz...I would like to know is there any existing chip that can generate the quadrature signal for me (cos wave and sine wave)? And I have never used a crystal as a signal source before...and anyone please give me some application tips about using crystal...Thanks

Kent
 
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