Matlab Toolbox for RF Receiver Modeling

Botond Sandor Kirei; Marius Gheorghe Neag; Marina Dana Topa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.8-9.500

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Matlab Toolbox for RF Receiver Modeling

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In this paper a novel RF receiver modeling approach is presented. The novelty consists in the usage of the object oriented programming instead of the usual imperative programming. Classes were defined for entities as signal, non-ideality and RF/analog block, in order to achieve a basic RF receiver model. The main circuit non-idealities were identified, non-ideality parameters and their analytical models were encapsulated into classes. The effectiveness of the proposed modeling approach was demonstrated by developing in MATLAB a fairly complete model of a direct conversion receiver.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volumes 8-9)

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June 2013

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Botond Sandor Kirei, Marius Gheorghe Neag, Marina Dana Topa

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Carrier Frequency Offset, Direct Conversion Receiver, I/Q Imbalance, Modeling of RF/Analog Blocks, Nonlinearity, Phase Noise, Thermal Noise

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