Correction method of radio frequency mixer for random demodulation system
A random demodulation and correction method technology, applied in the direction of multi-frequency modulation transformation, etc., can solve problems such as changes in hardware characteristics, and achieve the effect of perfect reconstruction
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[0056] Step 1: Mathematically model the non-ideal characteristics in the RF mixer, introduce the non-ideal characteristics in the mixer, and digitally model the random demodulation system;
[0057] Step 2: Set the start frequency, step frequency and number of steps, initialize the count variable, the real part and the imaginary part of the perception matrix, and filter the measured signal;
[0058] Step 3: Set the input signal frequency to f i A sinusoidal signal with an amplitude of 1, input the initial value of the pseudo-random sequence signal, and keep the initial value of the pseudo-random sequence signal unchanged;
[0059] Step 4: uniformly sample the output signal of the system, the sampling rate and sampling time are the same as those of the random demodulation system, and obtain the sampling value;
[0060] Step 5: Add the sampling value to the i-th column of the imaginary part of the perception matrix to obtain the imaginary part Θ of the perception matrix Θ im ; ...
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[0096] Step 1: Mathematical modeling of non-idealities in RF mixers such as figure 2 As shown, the non-ideal characteristics of the mixer in the RD system mainly include standing waves at the LO and RF ports, LO-RF isolation, and LO-IF isolation. The former will cause attenuation of the input signal, and the latter two Otherwise, the input signal under test and the output IF signal will contain the signal component of the mixing function. Among them, r RF (f) The ratio of the output to the input after the RF port signal of the mixer is reflected; w LR (f) indicates the feedthrough degree from the mixer LO port to the RF port; r S (f) is the ratio of the output to the input after the reflection of the front-end RF device; d(f) represents the frequency conversion loss of the mixer; w LI (f) indicates the degree of feedthrough from the LO port to the IF port.
[0097] Step 2: Digitally model the stochastic demodulation system by introducing non-idealities in the mixer
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