Quadrature measurement and calibration of a vector modulator

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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332103, 455 671, H04B 346

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ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for calibration of a vector modulator of electrical communication signals that produces an output composed of the vector sum of two modulated signals that are phase shifted relative to one another. The two output component signals are first calibrated to produce zero quadrature angle error, then compensated for carrier leakage and balanced to provide equal output amplitudes for equal data input amplitudes. Iteration of these calibrations is not necessary. The already-adjusted parameters remain calibrated as subsequent adjustments of other parameters are made.

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