Beam-former and combiner for a multiple-antenna system
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1. A system comprising:
- a Static Random Access Memory (SRAM);
a communication processor coupled via an external bus to the SRAM, where the communication processor receives modulated signals at multiple antenna and computes a compensating correction value for analog signals from multiple antenna elements, wherein the compensating correction value is derived from known symbols sent over a network to the receiver that corresponds to each antenna element;
an amplifier circuit coupled to a phase shifter to receive the modulated signals; and
a Digital-To-Analog Converter (DAC) coupled to the communication processor to receive the compensating correction value and adjust a gain of the amplifier circuit and a phase in the phase shifter of the received modulated signals.
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Abstract
A compensating correction value for adjusting analog signals received from multiple antenna elements takes into account the effects of colored noise, co-channel interference, and inter-sample interference. The method of generating the compensating correction value for analog combining architectures considers the total channel impulse response over a block of time.
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1. A system comprising:
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a Static Random Access Memory (SRAM); a communication processor coupled via an external bus to the SRAM, where the communication processor receives modulated signals at multiple antenna and computes a compensating correction value for analog signals from multiple antenna elements, wherein the compensating correction value is derived from known symbols sent over a network to the receiver that corresponds to each antenna element; an amplifier circuit coupled to a phase shifter to receive the modulated signals; and a Digital-To-Analog Converter (DAC) coupled to the communication processor to receive the compensating correction value and adjust a gain of the amplifier circuit and a phase in the phase shifter of the received modulated signals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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