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US08164322B2 Phase-difference-corresponding-value measurement device, gain imbalance measurement device, method, program, and recording medium 失效
相位差对应值测量装置,增益不平衡测量装置,方法,程序和记录介质

  • Patent Title: Phase-difference-corresponding-value measurement device, gain imbalance measurement device, method, program, and recording medium
  • Patent Title (中): 相位差对应值测量装置,增益不平衡测量装置,方法,程序和记录介质
  • Application No.: US12544316
    Application Date: 2009-08-20
  • Publication No.: US08164322B2
    Publication Date: 2012-04-24
  • Inventor: Takashi Shimura
  • Applicant: Takashi Shimura
  • Applicant Address: JP Tokyo
  • Assignee: Advantest Corporation
  • Current Assignee: Advantest Corporation
  • Current Assignee Address: JP Tokyo
  • Agency: Greenblum & Bernstein, P.L.C.
  • Priority: JP2008-225474 20080903
  • Main IPC: G01R25/00
  • IPC: G01R25/00
Phase-difference-corresponding-value measurement device, gain imbalance measurement device, method, program, and recording medium
Abstract:
A modulation error measurement device according to the present invention receives a demodulated signal containing a demodulated I signal and a demodulated Q signal from a quadrature demodulator receiving an RF signal output by a quadrature modulator and applying the quadrature demodulation to the received RF signal, and measures a quadrature error corresponding to a phase difference between an I component and a Q component of the modulated signal. The quadrature modulator applies quadrature modulation to an original I signal (ω1) and an original Q signal (ω2) having frequencies different from each other. The modulation error measurement device includes an I-frequency-phase deriving unit 14I which derives the phase of a component of an I frequency (ω1) of the demodulated signal, an opposite-sign I-frequency-phase deriving unit which derives the phase of a component of an opposite-sign I frequency (−ω1) of the demodulated signal, a Q-frequency-phase deriving unit which derives the phase of a component of a Q frequency (ω2) of the demodulated signal, and an opposite-sign Q-frequency-phase deriving unit which derives a phase of a component of an opposite-sign Q frequency (−ω2) of the demodulated signal.
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