Four-octave six-port receiver and its calibration for broadband communications and software defined radios

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This paper presents a software defined radio six-port receiver for a novel broadband mobile communications system. The prototype covers the frequency range from 0.3 GHz to 6 GHz, and operates with up to 100 MHz-wide channels. The multi-band and multi-mode demodulation capabilities of the six-port architecture have been experimentally demonstrated. The six-port receiver has been satisfactorily proved for high data rates (up to 93.75 Mb/s, limited by the available test instruments). An efficient six-port autocalibration method suitable for large instantaneous bandwidth systems is presented and validated. © 2011 EMW Publishing.

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de la Morena-Álvarez Palencia, C., & Burgos-García, M. (2011). Four-octave six-port receiver and its calibration for broadband communications and software defined radios. Progress in Electromagnetics Research, 116, 1–21. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIER11030407

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