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Modulated signal transmission system compensated for nonlinear and linear distortion

  • US 5,339,054 A
  • Filed: 07/01/1993
  • Issued: 08/16/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/01/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A modulated signal transmission system for use in modulating an input signal of a baseband to produce, through a nonlinear amplifier, a modulated signal which is substantially free from both a nonlinear distortion end a linear distortion, said nonlinear amplifier having a nonlinear amplification characteristic, said modulated signal transmission system comprising:

  • linear detection means partially supplied with said modulated signal for linearly detecting said modulated signal to produce a linearly detected signal;

    estimating means supplied with said input signal and said linearly detected signal for estimating said linear distortion to produce an estimated signal including said estimated linear distortion;

    difference calculation means supplied with said estimated signal and said linearly detected signal for calculating a difference of electric power between said estimated signal and said linearly detected signal to produce a control signal representative of said difference; and

    nonlinear converting means, which has a controllable nonlinear conversion characteristic for compensation of said nonlinear amplification characteristic of the nonlinear amplifier and which is supplied with said input signal and said control signal, for carrying out nonlinear conversion of said input signal in response to said control signal so as to reduce said difference and to thereby remove both said nonlinear and said linear distortions.

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