Abstract:
Systems, methods, and devices are disclosed for implementing frequency calibration circuits. The devices may include a data source configured to generate a first data signal based on a first data value and a second data signal based on a second data value. The devices may include a gain control circuit configured to receive the first and second data signals from the data source, and generate a first modified data signal and a second modified data signal. The devices may include an oscillator circuit configured to generate a first output signal and a second output signal based, at least in part, on the first and second modified data signals. The devices may include a calibration circuit configured to determine an adjustment value based on the first and second output signals, and further configured to change a gain of the gain control circuit based on the determined adjustment value.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for generating a carrier frequency signal is disclosed. The method includes generating a first frequency signal; injecting a modulation signal at a first point of the two-point modulation architecture; 5 generating a second frequency signal from the modulation signal; introducing the second frequency signal by mixing the first frequency signal and the second frequency signal to generate a mixed frequency signal and outputting the carrier frequency signal selected from the mixed frequency signal.
Abstract:
The present application relates to at least one digitally controlled oscillator and a data modulation device. More particularly, the digital polar transmitter comprises at least one digitally controlled oscillator configured to generate at least one frequency. The digital polar transmitter comprises a data modulation device, wherein the data modulation device comprises at least one data input terminal, at least one output terminal, and at least one frequency input terminal, wherein the output terminal is connected to the digitally controlled oscillator. The digital polar transmitter comprises a phase measuring device configured to measure phase information from the output signal of the data modulation device for every frequency sample. The digital polar transmitter comprises a phase error detecting device configured to detect a phase error at least depending on the measured phase information, wherein the phase error detecting device is configured to apply the detected phase error to the output signal of the data modulation device.
Abstract:
A system and method for performing baseband phase shifting in a Cartesian feedback system includes a forward path for receiving an input baseband signal having two components, and performing up-conversion to output a RF signal; a power amplifier for amplifying the RF signal output from the forward path; and a feedback path for down-converting at least a sample of the output from the power amplifier to a feedback baseband signal comprising two components, and providing the feedback baseband signal to the forward path in order to be summed with the input baseband signal at a summing junction and before the loop filter. The forward path includes a baseband phase shifter for adjusting the baseband signal output from the summing junction in order to compensate for any phase shifts induced in the system.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an emission device, especially for mobile telephony, comprising a quadrature modulator (1) and a compensation path (4) for compensating the modulator in terms of the suppression of the vestigial sideband and the carrier. To this end, compensation means (7, 15) are controlled according to intermodulation products which are generated at the output of a non-linear component (6) which is connected to the output of the quadrature modulator (1), in such a way that fractions of the first frequency (f1) of the input signal of the quadrature modulator (1) or fractions of the double first frequency (2f1) are minimised. To this end, the compensation means (7, 15) comprise means for influencing the identical fraction of the signal in addition to the amplitude and phase position of the signal.
Abstract:
Embodiments of methods, transmitters, and computer program products are provided for transmitting a signal by adjusting a delay between an amplitude component of the signal and a phase component of the signal based on the transmission power. Error vector magnitude and adjacent channel power ratio are two common criteria used in evaluating transmitter performance. By adjusting the delay between the amplitude component of the transmitted signal and the phase component of the transmitted signal, the error vector magnitude and/or the adjacent channel power ratio may be reduced. The particular delay value that provides the best error vector magnitude performance and/or adjacent channel power ratio performance may differ based on the transmission power level. Therefore, the delay value is adjusted based on the transmission power.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and a circuit for digitally correcting the frequency of a signal, especially for use in a transmitter/receiver circuit. The frequency of a complex digital signal is corrected by rotating the signal "pointer" (i0, q0) about a predetermined angle in the complex I/Q plane according to a correction frequency, by means of the CORDIC algorithm. The CORDIC algorithm has microrotation blocks (11-13) and a character table (14) and a register (31) according to its N-stages.
Abstract:
Systems and methods are disclosed that may determine phase offsets in wireless devices. In accordance with some embodiments, a phase of a local oscillator signal associated with transmission of data from a wireless device may be measured by generating a reference signal having a frequency that is a selected integer value times a frequency of a baseband clock signal, generating the local oscillator (LO) signal to have a frequency substantially equal to a carrier frequency of the data transmission, and mixing the reference signal and the LO signal to generate a mixed signal indicative of the phase of the LO signal.
Abstract:
A method for communication between near field communication (NFC) devices includes generating a transmission signal, an in-phase local oscillator signal, and a quadrature local oscillator signal from edges of an input clock signal. The method further includes mixing a load modulated signal with the in-phase local oscillator signal to generate an in-phase baseband signal. The method further includes mixing the load modulated signal with the quadrature local oscillator signal to generate a quadrature baseband signal. The method further includes adjusting a phase delay of at least one of the in-phase local oscillator signal or the quadrature local oscillator signal in response to a first signal strength of the in-phase baseband signal and a second signal strength of the quadrature baseband signal.
Abstract:
One or more carrier signals in a multiple-carrier UE transmitter are frequency-adjusted to account for an estimated error in the separation frequency between the transmitted carrier signals. The adjustment is applied when generating the UL signals for the respective carrier frequencies in digital baseband of the UE. In one embodiment, one or more of the modulators that apply the carrier separation frequency additionally apply a frequency correction. In another embodiment, first mixers apply the carrier separation frequency to each different carrier signal. One or more carrier signal paths include a second mixer applying a frequency correction to the carrier signal. The RF modulation frequency may also be adjusted to partially compensate for the estimated carrier separation frequency error.