Abstract: An orthogonal mixer generates first I and Q signals by down-converting an RF signal. A complex filter has an asymmetrical frequency gain property between a positive frequency domain and a negative frequency domain, and generates second I and Q signals by suppressing image signals included in the first I and Q signals compared with desired signals. An orthogonal compensation circuit is located at a subsequent stage of the complex filter, and corrects the second I and Q signals to cancel a phase difference error and an amplitude error of the desired signals between the second I and Q signals. Further, a control circuit adjusts an element characteristic of the complex filter to cancel a phase difference error and an amplitude error of the image signals that appear in the second I and Q signals.