Ersch Rotholz
Abstract
Intermodulation interferences of multicarrier signals can be reduced at the expense of increased bandwidth if the signal carriers are arranged in appropriate frequency plans. The paper investigates in detail the trade-off between bandwidth and intermodulation interference. The results are presented in tabular form.
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Intermodulation interferences of multicarrier signals can be reduced at the expense of increased bandwidth if the signal carriers are arranged in appropriate frequency plans. The paper investigates in detail the trade-off between bandwidth and intermodulation interference. The results are presented in tabular form.
Key concepts: Intermodulation, Bandwidth (computing), Adjacent-channel interference, Interference (communication), Electronic engineering, Channel (broadcasting), Co-channel interference, Computer science