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Recent Advances on Signal Processing Solutions for Distortion Mitigation Due to Power Amplifier and Non-Ideality of Transmitter System

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Recent research in communication is inclined towards modulation and assesses techniques that are more spectrally efficient to support more users per base station to reduce overall network costs and make the services affordable to subscribers. However, these signals are highly envelope varying that invokes distortion in transmitted signal due to transmitter nonlinearity and other linear impairments. Therefore, to extract optimum benefits in terms of cost and performance, transmitter linearization solutions are constantly evolving. This patent review highlights developments in this arena from past decade to current and futuristic trends, focusing on the evolution from bulky analogue to reconfigurable digital predistortion and from memoryless nonlinearity based distortion mitigation to recent trends to compensate for memory and other transmitter line-up imperfections.





Keywords: FEEDFORWARD TECHNIQUE; IQ imbalance in modulators; Predistortion; Wiener-Hammerstein; adaptive filters; error amplifier; linearization techniques; memory effects; modulators; neural networks; power amplifier; power amplifier behavioral models; power amplifier linearization; transmitted signal; wireless communication systems

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: December 1, 2011

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