FREQUENCY DEPENDENT I/Q IMPAIRMENT COMPENSATION
First Claim
1. A method of compensating for I/Q impairments in a digital signal, comprising:
- decomposing the digital signal into a plurality of components;
scaling a frequency domain version of a first component from the plurality of components according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first component; and
combining the compensated frequency domain version of the first component with a frequency domain version of a second component from the plurality of components to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal.
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Abstract
Methods, systems, and devices are described for compensating for transmit I/Q impairments in a digital signal. A frequency domain version of a first one of the components may be scaled at a wireless modem according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first one of the components. The compensated frequency domain version of the first one of the components may be combined with a frequency domain version of a second one of the components at the wireless modem to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal. The compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal may be transformed to the time domain at the wireless modem to produce a compensated time domain version of the digital signal.
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30 Claims
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1. A method of compensating for I/Q impairments in a digital signal, comprising:
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decomposing the digital signal into a plurality of components; scaling a frequency domain version of a first component from the plurality of components according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first component; and combining the compensated frequency domain version of the first component with a frequency domain version of a second component from the plurality of components to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. An apparatus for compensating for I/Q impairments in a digital signal, comprising:
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means for decomposing the digital signal into a plurality of components; means for scaling a frequency domain version of a first component from the plurality of components according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first component; and means for combining the compensated frequency domain version of the first component with a frequency domain version of a second component from the plurality of components to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. A wireless modem configured to compensate for transmit I/Q impairments in a digital signal comprising a plurality of components, the wireless modem comprising a processor and:
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a scaling circuit configured to scale a frequency domain version of a first component from the plurality of components according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first component; and an adder circuit configured to combine the compensated frequency domain version of the first component with a frequency domain version of a second component from the plurality of components to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29)
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30. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions executable by at least one processor to:
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decompose a digital signal into a plurality of components; scale a frequency domain version of a first component from the plurality of components according to a frequency dependent I/Q impairment compensation function to obtain a compensated frequency domain version of the first component; and combine the compensated frequency domain version of the first component with a frequency domain version of a second component from the plurality of components to produce a compensated frequency domain version of the digital signal.
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