Time-interleaved sampling adc all-digital blind compensation method for ultra-wideband signals
An ultra-wideband signal and time interleaving technology, which is applied in the direction of analog/digital conversion calibration/test, analog/digital conversion, code conversion, etc., can solve the problems of information loss, error estimation accuracy and convergence speed decline, and difficulty in adapting to ultra-wideband signal errors Compensation and other issues to achieve the effect of low complexity, strong universality, and saving storage space
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[0047] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, with reference to the attached figure 1 and 3 , this example discloses:
[0048]The time-interleaved sampling ADC full-digital blind compensation method for ultra-wideband signals translates and folds the sampled output signals to produce a set of orthogonal basis functions used to characterize spurious signals, uses the least squares algorithm to estimate the parameters of the error signal, and Carry out progressive iterations to eliminate mismatch errors, and finally realize error compensation for ultra-wideband signals. Compared with the traditional analog-digital mixed compensation method, the method of the present invention directly processes the sampling signal in the digital domain, without the need to design redundant analog circuit adjustment modules, and can be adapted to TI-ADC systems with different numbers of channels. Compared with the traditional all-digital domain non-blind compensation method, this t...
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[0050] As another preferred embodiment of the present invention, with reference to the attached Figure 1-4 , this example discloses:
[0051] The time-interleaved sampling ADC full-digital blind compensation method for ultra-wideband signals first performs frequency translation and folding on the sampled output signal to generate a set of orthogonal basis functions used to characterize spurious signals, and then uses least squares (LeastSquare, LS) The algorithm estimates the error parameters, and performs successive iterations to eliminate the mismatch error, and finally realizes the error compensation of the UWB signal.
[0052] The error model of TI-ADC is as figure 1 As shown, the system contains M sub-channels, and each channel has a different DC bias, gain and sampling clock. The frequency response of the mth channel (without DC bias) can be expressed as:
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[0054] Among them, △ gm and △ tm Represents the gain error and clock skew error of the mth channe...
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