Gain control methods for analog base band circuit in direct conversion W-CDMA receiver
Masaki Ichihara, Yoshihide Kimata
Abstract
Masaki Ichihara, Yoshihide Kimata
Abstract
In the analog baseband circuit of a direct conversion receiver especially for W-CDMA, large glitch noises, that would degrade receiving performance, could occur when the baseband gain rapidly and dynamically changes. This paper shows the mechanism of glitch noise occurrences, maximum allowable value for glitch noise and proposes a set of gain control methods to suppress them.
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In the analog baseband circuit of a direct conversion receiver especially for W-CDMA, large glitch noises, that would degrade receiving performance, could occur when the baseband gain rapidly and dynamically changes. This paper shows the mechanism of glitch noise occurrences, maximum allowable value for glitch noise and proposes a set of gain control methods to suppress them.
Key concepts: Baseband, Automatic gain control, Glitch, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Noise (video), Code division multiple access, Noise figure