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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Receiver nonlinearity"”.

  1. Fundamentals of Efficient Spectrum Access and Co-existence with Receiver Nonlinearity

    … frequency response and, hence, can impair receiver performance by harmful adjacent channel interference in non-intuitive ways. Next generation wireless networks will see unprecedented diversity across receiver and radio technologies accessing the same band of spectrum in spatio-temporal …

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  2. The Effect of Receiver Nonlinearity and Nonlinearity Induced Interference on the Performance of Amplitude Modulated Signals

    All wireless receivers have some degree of nonlinearity that can negatively impact performance. Two major effects from this nonlinearity are power compression, which leads to amplitude and phase distortions in the received signal, and desensitization caused by a high powered interfering signal at …

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  3. Analysis of RF Front-End Non-linearity on Symbol Error Rate in the Presence of M-PSK Blocking Signals

    Radio frequency (RF) receivers are inherently non-linear due to non-linear components contained within the RF front-end such as the low noise amplifier (LNA) and mixer. When receivers operate in the non-linear region, this will affect the system performance due to intermodulation products, and …

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