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#X text 35 321 pair of allpass;
#X text 34 338 filters to make;
#X text 34 356 90 degree phase;
#X text 32 373 shifted versions;
#X text 238 323 <-- shift frequency;
#X text 310 356 cosine and sine waves;
#X text 55 7 SINGLE SIDEBAND MODULATION;
#X text 300 7 (AKA FREQUENCY SHIFTING);
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#X text 122 455 (calculates real part);
#X text 309 371 to form the real and;
#X text 309 387 imaginary part of a;
#X text 309 404 complex sinusoid;
#X text 43 37 The signal sideband modulator gives you only one sideband
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#X text 42 117 The technique is to filter the input into two versions
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