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Practical technique for joint image rejection and carrier frequency offset compensation for diversity wireless receivers

Thomas T. Yang, Wasfy B. Mikhael

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Block independent component analysis (ICA) algorithms are used to perform simultaneously two important radio receiver functionalities, namely, image rejection and carrier frequency offset compensation. For diversity wireless receivers, the proposed technique results in a simplified analogue front-end, because the two tasks are implemented digitally at baseband. Simulations are performed using two block ICA algorithms. Results confirm the effectiveness of the presented method.

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Block independent component analysis (ICA) algorithms are used to perform simultaneously two important radio receiver functionalities, namely, image rejection and carrier frequency offset compensation. For diversity wireless receivers, the proposed technique results in a simplified analogue front-end, because the two tasks are implemented digitally at baseband. Simulations are performed using two block ICA algorithms. Results confirm the effectiveness of the presented method.

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Block independent component analysis (ICA) algorithms are used to perform simultaneously two important radio receiver functionalities, namely, image rejection and carrier frequency offset compensation. For diversity wireless receivers, the proposed technique results in a simplified analogue front-end, because the two tasks are implemented digitally at baseband. Simulations are performed using two block ICA algorithms. Results confirm the effectiveness of the presented method.

Key concepts: Baseband, Image response, Carrier frequency offset, Computer science, Wireless, Frequency offset, Compensation (psychology), Offset (computer science)

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