Presentation 2003/7/9
I/Q channel regeneration in 6-port junction based direct receivers
Seayoung Kim, Nak-Myeong Kim, Young-Wan Kim,
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Abstract(in English) The development of direct receiver techniques is expected to become a solution for future wideband or multiband wireless systems based on software defined radio. In this paper, direct conversion receiver using 6-port device is studied. We examine the impact on performance of a direct conversion receiver due to imperfect phase imbalance. We propose an I/Q channel regeneration using a real time early-late phase compensator to estimate a phase error in direct receivers. The proposed technique is shown to mitigate the impact of AWGN and improves performance especially at low SNR channel condition. The bit-error-rate performance of our proposed systme is about 4dB better than conventional systems under 45-55 degrees phase imbalance.
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Keyword(in English) Direct Receiver / Phase Error Compensator / Software Defined Radio
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Title (in English) I/Q channel regeneration in 6-port junction based direct receivers
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Keyword(1) Direct Receiver
Keyword(2) Phase Error Compensator
Keyword(3) Software Defined Radio
1st Author's Name Seayoung Kim
1st Author's Affiliation of Information Electronic Engineering Ehwa Womans University()
2nd Author's Name Nak-Myeong Kim
2nd Author's Affiliation of Information Electronic Engineering Ehwa Womans University
3rd Author's Name Young-Wan Kim
3rd Author's Affiliation of Information Electronic Engineering Ehwa Womans University
Date 2003/7/9
Paper # MoMuC2003-23
Volume (vol) vol.103
Number (no) 188
Page pp.pp.-
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