Gain imbalance compensation method and apparatus for a quadrature receiver
AssigneeConexant Systems, Inc.
InventorJohn Stuart Walley
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AssigneeConexant Systems, Inc.
InventorJohn Stuart Walley
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A cordless telephone system connectable to the public switched telephone network having a base station and one or more handsets communicating with the base station by an RF link using a time division duplex direct sequence spread spectrum quadrature modulation technique, having a gain imbalance compensation system for balancing the gain between the I and Q channels. Gain imbalance estimation is performed as part of a calibration cycle when the handset is in the cradle of the base station. The controller of the unit causes another unit to send a data signal with a frequency error. The baseband receiver performs the operation |I|−|Q|, which is an indication of gain error. The results are stored in an accumulator over a set period of time. The controller reads the accumulator and uses an iterative process, increasing or decreasing the gain link compensation until no gain imbalance error is obtained.
In a communication link having in-phase and quadrature baseband channels, a gain imbalance compensation circuit connected at a demodulation end of the link to balance the gain between the in-phase and quadrature baseband channels, the gain imbalance compensation circuit comprising:
In a cordless telephone having a base station connectable to a switched telephone network and at least one handset and at least one handset, said base station and handset communicating over a radio frequency link utilizing time division duplex direct sequence quadrature modulation, a gain imbalance compensation circuit in said handset and in said base station, each connected to receive the digital in-phase and quadrature baseband signals received over the radio frequency link, the gain imbalance compensation circuit comprising:
In a cordless telephone having a base station connectable to a switched telephone network and at least one handset, said base station and handset communicating over a radio frequency link utilizing time division duplex direct sequence quadrature modulation a gain imbalance compensation circuit in said handset and in said base station, each connected to receive the digital in-phase and quadrature baseband signals received over the radio frequency link, the gain imbalance compensation circuit comprising:
In a communication link having in-phase and quadrature baseband channels, a method for balancing the gain between the in-phase and quadrature baseband channels, the steps of the method comprising:
A system for balancing the gain between the in-phase and quadrature baseband channels, the system comprising:
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