DC offset reduction in a zero-if transmitter

Telecommunications – Transmitter – With feedback of modulated output signal

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455115, 455324, 375296, H04B 104

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ABSTRACT:
A zero-IF transmitter (200) has a DC offset, representative of a carrier feedthrough signal. A value to correct the DC offset is successively approximated (207). A summer (201) adds the value to a desired input to reduce the DC offset.

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