Phase correction circuit for radio communication apparatus
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorKazuhiro Kurihara
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Abstract
A phase correction circuit for a radio communication apparatus includes a variable gain amplifier and phase correction unit. The variable gain amplifier amplifies a transmission/reception signal on the basis of a gain variably set in accordance with a gain signal. The phase correction unit has a phase characteristic opposite to that of the variable gain amplifier, corrects the phase of the transmission/reception signal on the basis of the gain signal supplied to the variable gain amplifier, and cancels a phase change of the signal caused in the variable gain amplifier.
Claims2
A phase correction circuit for a radio communication apparatus, comprising:
- a variable gain amplifier for amplifying a reception signal on the basis of a gain variably set in accordance with a gain control signal;
- demodulation means for demodulating the amplified reception signal (outputted from said variable gain amplifier) into I and Q components on an I-Q plane;
- A/D conversion means for converting the I and Q components output from said demodulation means into digital signals;
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- phase correction means, having a phase characteristic opposite to a phase characteristic of said variable gain amplifier, for increasing/decreasing the digital I and Q components output from said A/D conversion means on the basis of the gain control signal supplied to said variable gain amplifier, and canceling a phase change of the reception signal caused by said variable gain amplifier.
A phase correction circuit for a radio communication apparatus, comprising:
- a variable gain amplifier for amplifying a transmission signal on the basis of a gain variably set in accordance with a gain control signal;
- D/A conversion means for converting digital I and Q components on an I-Q plane into analog signals;
- modulation means for modulating the analog I and Q components output from said D/A conversion means, and outputting the modulated I and Q components as the transmission signal to said variable gain amplifier;
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- phase correction means, having a phase characteristic opposite to a phase characteristic of said variable gain amplifier, for increasing/decreasing the digital I and Q components output to said D/A conversion means on the basis of the gain control signal supplied to said variable gain amplifier, and canceling a phase change of the transmission signal (outputted from said variable gain amplifier) caused by said variable gain amplifier.
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