Abstract:
A distortion-compensation circuit for use on a wideband optical-fiber communication system is provided. This distortion-compensation circuit can compensate for the CSO/CTB (composite second order and composite third beat) distortions in the transmitted signals that are caused due to the intermodulation of undesired harmonics that are caused by nonlinear devices in the system. The distortion-compensation circuit includes splitting means, such as a directional coupler, for splitting the input signal into a first signal and a second signal. The first signal is directed to a first path, while the second signal is directed to a second path. A featured CSO/CTB generator is coupled on the second path to receive the second signal for selectively generating a compensating CSO/CTB output from the second signal. Further, combining means, such as another directional coupler, is arranged at the end of the first and second paths, for combining the compensating CSO/CTB output of the CSO/CTB generator with the first signal. The compensating CSO/CTB output can be used to offset the CSO/CTB distortions previously or subsequently generated in the optical fiber communication system.
Abstract:
A system for the coexistence between a plurality of wireless communication modules sharing a single antenna is provided, including an antenna, first and second transceiving paths, and first and second wireless communications modules. The first transceiving path is coupled to the antenna. The second transceiving path is coupled to the first transceiving path. The first wireless communications module is coupled to the first transceiving path and transmits or receives a plurality of first wireless signals. The second wireless communications module is coupled to the second transceiving path and transmits or receives a plurality of second wireless signals, wherein signal strengths of the second wireless signals passing through the second transceiving path are attenuated by a certain level, and the attenuated second wireless signals are added to the first wireless signals when passing through the first transceiving path.
Abstract:
A synchronous tracking filter circuit for use in a broadcast satellite tuner that comprises four varactors and a strip-shaped inductor plate or pcb-printed strip line which produces a resonant frequency. The circuit is used in a doubly tuned resonant circuit to incorporate the tracking with the frequency changes of a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) synchronously. The circuit can also control the image interference. This type of design is applicable in the tuner of an indoor broadcast satellite receiver unit to act as the synchronous tracking filter of input frequencies.
Abstract:
A system for the coexistence between a plurality of wireless communication modules sharing a single antenna is provided, including an antenna, first and second transceiving paths, and first and second wireless communications modules. The first transceiving path is coupled to the antenna. The second transceiving path is coupled to the first transceiving path. The first wireless communications module is coupled to the first transceiving path and transmits or receives a plurality of first wireless signals. The second wireless communications module is coupled to the second transceiving path and transmits or receives a plurality of second wireless signals, wherein signal strengths of the second wireless signals passing through the second transceiving path are attenuated by a certain level, and the attenuated second wireless signals are added to the first wireless signals when passing through the first transceiving path.