Cartesian augmented Hammerstein model for non‐linearity and I/Q impairments compensation in concurrent dual‐band transmitters

Lajnef, Souhir; Boulejfen, Noureddine; Ghannouchi, Fadhel M.

doi:10.1049/iet-com.2016.1432

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“…In multi‐branch and multi‐band transmitters, predistortion is one of the most prominent techniques for linearisation of non‐linearities and digital predistortion (DPD) technique employs the existing digital signal processor of the base station's transmitter using the concept of software‐defined‐radios [6–30]. The power consumption in implementing DPD on the digital signal processor is relatively low as compared to the high power consumption of PA.…”

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“…Many DPD models such as volterra‐series [6], memory polynomial (MP) [7], adapted MP with two‐dimensional (2D) indexing [8], complex gain convergence [9], lookup table‐based adaptive DPD [10] and steepest descent approach‐based direct learning DPD [11] have been proposed for linearisation of PA in single‐input–single‐output (SISO) transmitter. Many predistortion techniques have been proposed for multi‐carrier, multi‐band transmitters and satellite channels [12–17].…”

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Digital predistortion technique for low resource consumption using carrier aggregated 4G/5G signals

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Carrier aggregation (CA) is an essential part of long-term evolution (LTE) signals for 4G/5G wireless communication. However, CA LTE signals place stringent conditions on the radio-frequency power amplifiers (PAs). The multi-band operation, wider bandwidth, and related hardware cost increase for the implementation of digital predistortion (DPD) for the multi-band PAs. This study presents a novel independent component analysis (ICA) method for the DPD models which is suitable for all three cases (intra-band contiguous, intra-band non-contiguous and inter-band non-contiguous) of CA. It has been established that the memory requirement of ICA-based memory polynomial (MP) model implementation is much lesser than the state-of-theart low complexity models such as MP model, orthogonal MP model and principal component analysis-based MP model for CA LTE signals. The proof-of-concept is provided with two different measurement setups for establishing its versatility.

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Cartesian augmented Hammerstein model for non‐linearity and I/Q impairments compensation in concurrent dual‐band transmitters

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Efficient linearisation technique for crosstalk and power amplifier non‐linearity suitable for massive MIMO transmitters

Efficient linearisation technique for crosstalk and power amplifier non‐linearity suitable for massive MIMO transmitters

Digital predistortion technique for low resource consumption using carrier aggregated 4G/5G signals

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