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Effects of hardware imperfection on six-port direct digital receivers calibrated with three and four signal standards

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4 Author(s)
Perez-Lara, P. ; Dept. de Ingenieria de Comunicaciones, Malaga Univ., Spain ; Molina-Fernandez, I. ; Wanguemert-Perez, J.G. ; Bosisio, R.G.

Online calibration is essential for the proper operation of six-port digital receivers in communication systems, as such calibration cancels out receiver ageing and manufacturing defects. Simple calibration methods, using only three or four signal standards (SS), were reported in a previous paper, where these methods were assessed using an ADS software simulation for an ideal six-port circuit. A unified and general theory is presented for examining the effects of hardware imperfection on the performance of a six-port receiver (SPR) calibrated using these simplified techniques. This can be used to establish permissible hardware tolerances for proper operation of SPRs in different digital modulations.

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Microwaves, Antennas and Propagation, IEE Proceedings  (Volume:153 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: 3 April 2006

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