A method for reducing the influence of intermodulation interference on terminal receiving signals
A technology of intermodulation interference and terminal reception, which is applied in the field of reducing the influence of intermodulation interference on terminal receiving signals, and can solve the problems of strong terminal interference and irresistible non-linearity of McWiLL terminal hardware, achieving remarkable results, synchronous head-to-load interference ratio and The effect of improving the signal-to-noise ratio of business time slots
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[0022] Embodiment 1: Anti-intermodulation interference during synchronization maintenance
[0023] In this embodiment, the simulation of the intermodulation interference of the GSM signal to the McWiLL signal is taken as an example, as figure 2 As shown, one side of the power divider is connected to the McWiLL base station signal and GSM interference signal, and the other side is connected to the McWiLL terminal through the radio frequency head, and the GSM interference signal is added during the TDD synchronization maintenance process of the terminal. Among them, the center frequency of the McWiLL base station signal is 1800M, and only one subcarrier group is opened (that is, the bandwidth is 1MHz); the center frequency of the GSM interference signal is 1806.5MHz, and the bandwidth is 5MHz, which is generated by the signal generator. Then, the third-order intermodulation product of the GSM interference signal will fall within the 1M frequency band of the McWiLL base station ...
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[0034] Embodiment 2: Anti-intermodulation interference during synchronization
[0035] This embodiment is based on the first embodiment, assuming that the terminal is out of sync and performs resynchronization. Then first turn on the low noise amplifier, and scan all the frequency points fixedly for three laps. When scanning the second lap, turn off the low noise amplifier to obtain synchronization. If the terminal is synchronized in the second lap, it is considered that there is intermodulation interference at this time. The terminal enters the working state of anti-interference interference; otherwise, it enters the normal working state.
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