Radio receiver having direct DC offset compensation
AssigneeBroadcom Corporation, a California Corporation
InventorsHenrik T. Jensen, Brima Ibrahim
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AssigneeBroadcom Corporation, a California Corporation
InventorsHenrik T. Jensen, Brima Ibrahim
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An FM radio receiver includes a low noise amplifier, down conversion mixing module, local oscillation module, bandpass filter, demodulation module, and a DC offset estimation module. The low noise amplifier, the down conversion mixing module, the bandpass filter, and the demodulation module are operably coupled to recapture data from a received a radio frequency (RF) signal. The local oscillation module is operably coupled to generate the local oscillation based on a reference oscillation and a DC offset correction signal. The DC offset estimation module is operably coupled to generate the DC offset correction signal based on a determined a DC offset. The DC offset estimation module determines the DC offset prior to compensation of the local oscillation, such as during a test sequence and/or during a preamble. As such, the local oscillation initially produces the local oscillation based on the reference oscillation and, once the DC offset correction signal has been determined, the local oscillation is adjusted based on the determined DC offset to substantially match the local oscillation of the transmitting radio.
A frequency modulation (FM) radio receiver having direct current (DC) offset compensation, the FM radio receiver comprises:
A method for direct current (DC) offset compensation in a frequency modulated (FM) radio receiver, the method comprises:
A self-correcting clocking module for use in a data recovery circuit, the self-correcting clock module comprises:
A method for self-correcting clocking module for use in a data recovery circuit, the method comprises:
An apparatus for direct current (DC) offset compensation in a frequency modulated (FM) radio receiver, the apparatus comprises:
A self-correcting clock module for use in a data recovery circuit, the self-correcting clock module comprises:
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