Method of correcting carrier leak in a transmitter

Telecommunications – Transmitter – With feedback of modulated output signal

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455115, 330149, 332107, 375296, H01Q 1112

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ABSTRACT:
A method of suppressing generation of carrier leak in a transmitter and reducing deterioration of communication quality comprises the steps of outputting DC elements (I, Q) from a DSP gradually changing the voltage values, measuring a sum of the DC elements (.DELTA.I.sub.DC, .DELTA.Q.sub.DC) and DC elements (I, Q), storing the DC elements (I, Q), when the above sum is equal to a specified value (herein, 0 V), as DC elements -.DELTA.I.sub.DC, -.DELTA.Q.sub.DC for correction, and correcting the DC elements (I.sub.DC, Q.sub.DC) (DC elements obtained by amplifying DC elements for (I, Q) channels demodulated by a quadrature demodulator during transmission) using the DC elements (-.DELTA.I.sub.DC, -.DELTA.Q.sub.DC) for correction during transmission.

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