IQ unbalance correction method and device for wireless local area network equipment
A technology of wireless local area network and balance correction, which is applied to the shaping network in the transmitter/receiver, baseband system components, multi-frequency code system, etc., and can solve the problems affecting the dynamic range and receiving performance of the quadrature receiver
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[0019] Transmitter IQ imbalance model:
[0020] The transmitted baseband complex signal can be expressed as:
[0021] v bb (t)=I(t)+jQ(t)
[0022] Assuming that there is no DC bias, the output signal after the mixer can be expressed as:
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[0026] Gain is the transmitter IQ amplitude imbalance coefficient;
[0027] is the transmitter IQ phase imbalance coefficient;
[0028] Therefore, the corresponding IQ-mismatched baseband signal is:
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[0031] The baseband signal for transmitter IQ mismatch can be corrected by the following transmitter correction model:
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[0034] Receiver IQ imbalance model:
[0035] The signal received by the radio frequency can be expressed as:
[0036] v rf (t)=I(t)cos(ω RF t)-Q(t)sin(ω RF t)
[0037] Assuming that there is no DC bias, after down-conversion and low-pass filter, the baseband signal with IQ mismatch can be expressed as:
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