Mitigation of narrowband interference in differentially modulated communication systems

Integration of RF/Analog and digital into a single chip can result in the coupling of digital spurs in the analog front end of a communication systems and can severely degrade the receiver performance. In this paper, we propose a novel receiver architecture of a notch filter together with the feedba...

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Degradation
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Differential quadrature phase shift keying
DPSK
Intersymbol interference
Narrowband
narrowband interference
Radio frequency
Radiofrequency interference
Spur mitigation
Transversal filters
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