Abstract:
Various embodiments include a power amplifier with crest factor reduction embodied by first circuitry for producing a correlated out-of-band noise signal for controlling the adjacent channel leakage ratio (ACLR) of a communication device; and second circuitry for providing an output signal for controlling the error vector magnitude (EVM) of a digital radio. The ACLR and the EVM are concurrently individually controllable. Additional apparatus is described.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for a wireless communication system. The apparatus comprises transmitter circuitry configured to generate a transmit signal on an assigned radio channel, and transmitter feedback receiver circuitry coupled to the transmitter circuitry and configured to estimate an amount of transmit signal power that leaks into adjacent radio channels based on a fed back version of the transmit signal.
Abstract:
A method of calibrating parameters for a polar transmitter (Polar TX) system includes receiving phase information derived from transmission information in a Polar TX for producing a radio frequency (RF) broadcast signal. An Inphase local oscillator (LO_I) signal and a quadrature phase local oscillator (LO_Q) signal are derived from a combination of a first signal and the phase information using a digital phase lock loop. A feedback receiver (FBR) receives the RF broadcast signal provided by the Polar TX. The LO_I signal and the LO_Q signal are mixed with the RF broadcast signal to obtain mixer output signals. RF path delay and IQ phase imbalance are concurrently determined as a function of the first signal and of the mixer output signals.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for a wireless communication system The apparatus comprises transmitter circuitry configured to generate a transmit signal on an assigned radio channel, and transmitter feedback receiver circuitry coupled to the transmitter circuitry and configured to estimate an amount of transmit signal power that leaks into adjacent radio channels based on a fed back version of the transmit signal.
Abstract:
A method of calibrating parameters for a polar transmitter (Polar TX) system includes receiving phase information derived from transmission information in a Polar TX for producing a radio frequency (RF) broadcast signal. An Inphase local oscillator (LO_I) signal and a quadrature phase local oscillator (LO_Q) signal are derived from a combination of a first signal and the phase information using a digital phase lock loop. A feedback receiver (FBR) receives the RF broadcast signal provided by the Polar TX. The LO_I signal and the LO_Q signal are mixed with the RF broadcast signal to obtain mixer output signals. RF path delay and IQ phase imbalance are concurrently determined as a function of the first signal and of the mixer output signals.
Abstract:
A method of calibrating parameters for a polar transmitter (Polar TX) system includes receiving phase information derived from transmission information in a Polar TX for producing a radio frequency (RF) broadcast signal. An Inphase local oscillator (LO_I) signal and a quadrature phase local oscillator (LO_Q) signal are derived from a combination of a first signal and the phase information using a digital phase lock loop. A feedback receiver (FBR) receives the RF broadcast signal provided by the Polar TX. The LO_I signal and the LO_Q signal are mixed with the RF broadcast signal to obtain mixer output signals. RF path delay and IQ phase imbalance are concurrently determined as a function of the first signal and of the mixer output signals.
Abstract:
A method of calibrating parameters for a polar transmitter (Polar TX) system includes receiving phase information derived from transmission information in a Polar TX for producing a radio frequency (RF) broadcast signal. An Inphase local oscillator (LO_I) signal and a quadrature phase local oscillator (LO_Q) signal are derived from a combination of a first signal and the phase information using a digital phase lock loop. A feedback receiver (FBR) receives the RF broadcast signal provided by the Polar TX. The LO_I signal and the LO_Q signal are mixed with the RF broadcast signal to obtain mixer output signals. RF path delay and IQ phase imbalance are concurrently determined as a function of the first signal and of the mixer output signals.