A Digital Predistortion Processing Method Adapting to Rapidly Changing Signals

Abstract

The invention discloses a digital pre-distortion processing method adaptive to a quick-change signal. The digital pre-distortion processing method comprises the following steps of: storing one group of training signals in a concurrent processor, when a system is started, sending the training signals to a power amplifier by the concurrent processor, acquiring an input signal and an output signal of the power amplifier to be provided to a serial processor, calculating a filter coefficient of eliminating a memory effect, after the serial processor eliminates time delay, calculating a passband ripple of the system, calculating a coefficient of reversely correcting the filter, providing the coefficient to the concurrent processor for correcting the memory effect; after the system is started, continuously acquiring the input signal and the output signal of the power amplifier by the concurrent processor, updating and correcting a memoryless and nonlinear search table in real time after eliminating time delay and gain difference; and when the system normally works, carrying out memoryless and nonlinear correction on the input signal by the concurrent processor, eliminating the memory effect, and outputting the memory effect to an emitting link. The invention is suitable for the quick-changing modern communication signal, and has the advantages of reducing out-of-band leakage and increasing frequency spectrum utilization rate and system capacity.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a processing method for linearization of a power amplifier (power amplifier), in particular to a digital pre-distortion processing method adapted to fast-changing signals. Background technique

[0002] With the development of wireless communication, the signal bandwidth is getting wider and wider, and its envelope fluctuation and peak-to-average ratio are getting bigger and bigger, which puts forward higher linearity requirements for broadband signaling channels, especially mixers and power amplifiers. This is mainly because semiconductor devices have inevitable nonlinear characteristics under large signals. When the broadband transmitter works in the nonlinear region, serious intermodulation products will be generated, which can cause mutual interference between signals in the working frequency band. , generating unwanted spectral leakage outside the operating frequency band.

[0003] How to improve the linearity of the syste...

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