Digitalized Cross-Polarization Interference Canceller for Multilevel Digital Radio
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This paper proposes a newly developed, highly precise cross-polarization interference canceller (XPIC), utilizing digitalized transversal filters. Performance of the digitalized XPIC is solely determined by quantization and tap numbers and is not affected by any circuit imperfection. Moreover, it can be universally applied to different bit rates and various modulation schemes. Performance of the XPIC is analytically estimated for various modulation schemes and various interference conditions. Then, the digitalized XPIC is realized and applied to a 12.5 MB 256 QAM digital radio system. Experimental results have closely conformed with theoretical estimations and it is confirmed that the XPIC is a powerful countermeasure against multipath fading for a future digital radio.
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