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Frequency Offset and I/Q Imbalance Compensation for OFDM Direct-Conversion Receivers

Overview Two types of RF front-end imperfections in direct conversion receivers, namely frequency offset and I/Q imbalance, are addressed in this paper. The I/Q imbalance not only introduces an unwanted image interference hut also degrades the accuracy of carrier estimation. This paper proposes a pilot-based scheme for both frequency offset and I/Q imbalance compensation.

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Publisher	University of Washington	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	48
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wireless LAN

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