Jerrold Model UMN-3
Channel 14-83 Mixing/Splitting Network
Strictly speaking, this is a combining network, not a mixing network. A mixing network is a nonlinear circuit designed to accept two input frequencies and generate additional frequencies equal to the sum and/or difference of the input frequencies (reference). By contrast, a combining network is a linear circuit designed to combine two (or more) frequencies without generating byproducts.
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