A low-power receiver for long-distance backscatter communication system
A technology for backscattering and communication systems, applied in transmission systems, multi-frequency code systems, digital transmission systems, etc., and can solve problems such as low power, low sensitivity, and inapplicability
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[0016] Specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described below.
[0017] Such as figure 1 As shown, the radio frequency input port 110 of the receiver receives the multi-carrier modulation signal sent by the base station. Suppose the reference carrier is located at ω c,1 , its expression is: x 1 (t)=V in,1 · sin(ω c,1 t). The expression of the modulating signal is: x 2 (t)=m(t)·V in,2 · sin(ω c,2 t), and its carrier frequency is ω c,2 , where m(t) is the modulation information. The output DC voltage of the envelope detector 130 has a square relationship with the voltage amplitude of the input radio frequency signal, and its expression is: y=k x 2 This dual-carrier signal is passed through the envelope detector to obtain the output expression:
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[0019] where 2·V in,1 ·V in,2 m(t) sin(ω c,1 t)sin(ω c,2 t) This item contains the known intermediate frequency ω c,1 -ω c,2 signal of. The frequency of the local oscillator signal 14...
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