Echo detection and self-excitation elimination method for electromagnetic wave common-frequency amplifying repeater system
A technology of echo detection and electromagnetic wave, which is applied in the direction of radio transmission system, transmission system, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of large system delay, high cost, limited offset degree, etc., and achieve the effect of small delay
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[0020] 1. Phase detection method
[0021] image 3 As shown: the signal received by the receiving antenna is amplified by an amplifier with adjustable gain, and enters the phase adjustment circuit. After that, the signal is coupled by a coupler for power detection. The output signal of the coupler is transmitted through the transmitting antenna, and the power detection signal enters the MCU. The MCU controls the phase and amplifier gain.
[0022] Method 1: Turn on the amplifier gain and adjust it to the minimum, slowly increase the amplifier gain and adjust the phase quickly 180 degrees, the amplifier works between the A and C curves, record the power in the A curve and C curve, when it reaches the G2 point, the output is found when the phase is adjusted If the power changes to more than 3dB, it means that there is 3dB away from the self-excitation point. Locate the phase of the highest power point, continue to increase the transmit gain slowly, so that the power reaches the ...
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