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Understanding LO Feedthrough in RF Systems Introduction to LO Feedthrough Local Oscillator (LO) feedthrough is a fundamental concept in the realm of radio frequency (RF) and microwave communications. At its core, LO feedthrough refers to the unintended leakage of the local oscillator signal into the output of a mixer or other RF component. This phenomenon … Read More »