IQ mismatch correction for zero-IF/low-IF TX/RX
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsJawaharlal Tangudu, Sthanunathan Ramakrishnan, Jaiganesh Balakrishnan
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsJawaharlal Tangudu, Sthanunathan Ramakrishnan, Jaiganesh Balakrishnan
Estimating the term…
IQ mismatch correction for analog chain IQ mismatch impairments is based on a two-filter architecture. In either RX or TX, an IQmc mismatch corrector (digital chain) filters I and Q digital signals, and includes an I-path to receive the I signal, and a Q-path to receive the Q signal, and is configured with two filters: an in-path filter to filter either the I signal or the Q signal received in the same path; and a cross-path filter to filter either the I signal or the Q signal received in the other path. The IQmc mismatch corrector can include: an I-path delay element to provide a delay to the I signal corresponding to a delay through either the in-path filter or the cross-path filter; and a Q-path delay element to provide a delay to the Q signal corresponding to a delay through either the in-path filter or the cross-path filter.
A circuit to provide IQ mismatch correction for use in a system for radio frequency (RF) communication including a transmit (TX) end, and/or a receive (RX) end, the circuit comprising:
A transceiver circuit for transmitting and receiving radio frequency (RF) communication signals, including a transmit (TX) end, and a receive (RX) end, at the TX end and/or the RX end the circuit comprising:
A method to provide IQ mismatch correction, for use in a system for radio frequency (RF) communication, the method useable at a transmit (TX) end, and/or at a receive (RX) end in which an analog signal chain includes analog circuitry that introduces IQ mismatch signal impairments, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.