Abstract

Low-Complexity Suppression of Adjacent Channel Interference in FDD Transceiver

Highlights

  • Wireless communication system usually achieves frequency-division duplex (FDD) operation by using duplexer

  • This paper proposed a suppression method to eliminate the adjacent channel interference (ACI) in FDD transceiver by using the transmitter leakage and baseband signal

  • The interference regeneration and cancellation were carried out in the digital baseband domain, which is preferable compared to radio frequency (RF) domain complexity

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Summary

Introduction

Wireless communication system usually achieves frequency-division duplex (FDD) operation by using duplexer In these FDD applications, it is still a big challenge to provide isolation simultaneously over both the TX and RX branches [1]. The sampling rate has been greatly reduced, the analog-to-digital converter (ADC) sampling bandwidth is three times the baseband signal bandwidth and still requires a certain amount of hardware resources. To tackle this issue, this paper proposed a memory polynomial (MP) method with duplexer fitting, which employed the transmitter leakage and baseband signal to estimate the system nonlinear parameters and regenerated and eliminated the interference.

System Model Block Diagram
Principle of ACI Suppression
Nonlinear Parameters Estimation
Duplexer Fitting
Filtering and Downconversion
ACI Suppression
Simulation Results
Experimental Results
Conclusion
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