Dynamic digital pre-distortion system
AssigneeMicroelectronics Technology Inc.
InventorsKhiem V. Cai, David B. Rutan, Ahmad Khanifar, Armando C. Cova
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AssigneeMicroelectronics Technology Inc.
InventorsKhiem V. Cai, David B. Rutan, Ahmad Khanifar, Armando C. Cova
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A Dynamic Digital Pre-Distortion (DDPD) system is disclosed to rapidly correct power amplifier (PA) non-linearity and memory effects. To perform pre-distortion, a DDPD engine predistorts an input signal in order to cancel PA nonlinearities as the signal is amplified by the PA. The DDPD engine is implemented as a composite of one linear filter and N−1 high order term linear filters. The bank of linear filters have programmable complex coefficients. To compute the coefficients, samples from the transmit path and a feedback path are captured, and covariance matrices A and B are computed using optimized hardware. After the covariance matrices are computed, Gaussian elimination processing may be employed to compute the coefficients. Mathematical and hardware optimizations may be employed to simplify and reduce the number of multiplication operands and other operations, which can enable the DDPD system to fit within a single chip.
A method for an apparatus for delaying a pre-distorted transmit signal of data samples at a given data rate prior to its transmission by a distorting element or distorting system, comprising:
An apparatus for delaying a pre-distorted transmit signal of data samples at a given data rate prior to its transmission by a distorting element or distorting system, comprising:
A computer program product for delaying a pre-distorted transmit signal of data samples at a given data rate prior to its transmission by a distorting element or distorting system, and including one or more computer readable instructions embedded on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium and configured to cause one or more computer processors to perform the steps of:
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