IQ imbalance compensation method and device in transmitter

Abstract

The invention provides an IQ imbalance compensation method and device in a transmitter. A long training sequence and a short training sequence which are received by the OFDM transmitter are used for estimating and compensating the phase difference and the amplitude difference between a channel I and a channel Q which are generated by IQ imbalance. According to the IQ imbalance compensation method and device, the channels are allowed to have frequency selectivity, and the method and device are suitable for the condition where the channel environment is poor. With the increasing of signal bandwidths, the frequency selectivity of the channels is gradually embodied. According to the method and device, the advantage of joint estimation of the frequency domain multi-tap channels and the IQ imbalance is more and more obvious. In addition, the IQ imbalance compensation method and device are high in both practicability and transferability.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an IQ imbalance compensation method and device in an OFDM transmitter, in particular to an IQ imbalance compensation method and device using a preamble sequence. Background technique [0002] Many wireless communication terminals use analog superheterodyne transmission and reception schemes to down-convert RF (radio frequency) signals into baseband signals or low intermediate frequency signals through multiple mixers and IF (intermediate frequency) stages. [0003] The superheterodyne system generally improves its performance by increasing the size and cost of the radio frequency selection filter. The performance of the filter determines the intermediate frequency that the system can achieve. In some systems, it is necessary to use multiple intermediate frequencies to amplify and selectively distribute To multiple intermediate frequencies, this will undoubtedly affect the performance and price of the product, so its str...

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[0005] However, zero-IF receivers are very sensitive to I/Q imbalance, and it is difficult to ensure good I/Q balance with discrete I/Q modulators.

The existence of IQ imbalance will impose an image component on the original signal, resulting in image interference, and causing the error performance of the system to decline, while the indicators of error vector magnitude (EVM) and bit error rate (BER) will also decrease. For OFDM systems, IQ imbalance can also cause non-orthogonality between subcarriers

At the same time, the new generation of wireless communication systems tend to use high-order modulation and high-frequency carrier to increase the data transmission rate, and the introduction of high-order modulation and high-frequency carrier makes the wir

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