Amplitude-phase correction circuit, receiving device and transmi

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Having measuring – testing – or monitoring of system or part

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455102, 455116, 455115, H04Q 1700

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060700564

ABSTRACT:
A phase deviation can be prevented at the time of processing carried out when a multi-carrier signal is transmitted. A multi-carrier signal is filtered in a filter (103), and thereafter subjected to fast Fourier transform to produce symbol sequence data. The amplitude and phase of a signal obtained as the symbol sequence data are corrected. As its amplitude-phase correction circuit (211), a correction value storing portion for storing a value to cancel a change amount of the signal caused by an amplitude characteristic and a phase characteristic of the filtering in its pass band, and a multiplier for multiplying an output value of the fast Fourier transform by a value stored in the correction value storing portion are provided.

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