Method for eliminating strong electromagnetic interference signal leaked by transmitter
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of electromagnetic fields, relates to a method for counteracting anti-electromagnetic interference signals, and particularly relates to a method for eliminating strong electromagnetic interference signals leaked by a transmitter.
Background
In an environment of strong electromagnetic leakage, there is a leakage signal from the transmitter in addition to the signal from the target for the receiver. The electromagnetic interference signal leaks by the following mechanisms: (1) coupling through a substrate of a chip; (2) coupling caused by chip-antenna interconnects; (3) mutual coupling between the transmitting and receiving antennas. For a compact transmit receive type module: the isolation between transmitter and receiver can be reasonably set to 30dB, assuming a transmitter output power of 10dBm, then-20 dBm of signal power is received at the input of the receiver. In this case, the power of the interference signal of the electromagnetic leakage may be several orders of magnitude higher than the power of the received target signal. High power electromagnetic interference signals limit the linearity and resolution of the receiver of the ADC, resulting in increased circuit area and increased power consumption.
Therefore, it is of great significance to shield or eliminate electromagnetic interference signals between the transmitter and the receiver. Common emi cancellation circuits can be divided into passive circuits and active circuits. The passive circuit has high linearity when electromagnetic interference signals are counteracted, and the influence on the performance of the receiver is small. The main disadvantage is that the size and power consumption are too large to be integrated in a large-capacity CMOS. The active circuit has more flexibility and smaller occupied area, and can be easily integrated in batch CMOS. However, receiver performance may be degraded due to noise and distortion of the active devices. There are several different options for the location of the emi cancellation circuit in the receiver chain. Such as directly after the antenna, after a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA), after baseband down conversion. These solutions have respective advantages and disadvantages: close to the antenna can reduce the linearity requirements and thus reduce power consumption, but at the same time also increases the Noise Figure (NF), compared to a connection close to the baseband which has little effect on the NF, but before the cancellation point all modules need a high linearity to process the received signal and the overflow without compression, which means a higher power consumption. It is more challenging than the way that the vanishing point is behind the rf antenna.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a method for eliminating strong electromagnetic interference signals leaked by a transmitter, which is characterized in that signals on a receiving link are associated with sampling signals of the transmitted signals on the basis of the known condition of the transmitted signals at a receiving end, then the delay of the sampling signals is adjusted to match the delay of the leaked electromagnetic interference signals, then the overflow is cancelled by using the superposition result of the two signals, and the electromagnetic interference is cancelled after a receiving antenna and before a low-noise amplifier.
A method for eliminating strong electromagnetic interference signals leaked by a transmitter specifically comprises the following steps:
step one, using a receiving antenna to receive a signal transmitted by a transmitter to obtain a signal I with interference, and amplifying the signal I into an input signal I through an amplifier1。
Step two, directly coupling the output end of the transmitter by using a coupler to obtain a sampling signal I2Then sampling the signal I2Are decomposed into orthogonal signals with equal amplitude and 90-degree phase difference.
Step three, respectively inputting the two paths of orthogonal signals obtained in the step two into an adjustable gain amplifier to obtain A
IAnd A
QThen, the signals are superposed through an adder to obtain a reference signal I
3Wherein the reference signal I
3Amplitude of
Phase I
3p=arctan(A
Q/A
I)。
Step four, reference signal I3And an input signal I1The feedback signal I is obtained by adding the adder4. A feedback signal I4Input into the integrator.
Step five, continuously adjusting the output of the adjustable gain amplifier so as to change the reference signal I3Until the output of the integrator is 0, a cancellation signal I with the same amplitude and the opposite phase as the interference signal is obtained30。
Step six, the cancellation signal I obtained in the step five is used30And an input signal I1And after the signals are superposed by the adder, an output signal P is obtained and is input to a low noise amplifier of the receiver, so that the elimination of the electromagnetic interference signal is completed.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the electromagnetic interference signals are offset at the front end of the low-noise amplifier and the rear end of the receiving antenna in the whole receiver link, so that the saturation of the rear end circuit can be avoided.
2. And a negative feedback closed loop is designed, the correlation between the reference signal and the interference signal is judged through the integral result of the feedback signal after superposition, the calculation is simple, the amplitude and the phase of the reference signal can be adjusted in a self-adaptive manner, and the cancellation of the interference signal is realized.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of interference signal cancellation according to the present method;
FIG. 2 is a flow chart of reference signal adjustment in the present method.
Detailed Description
The invention is further explained below with reference to the drawings;
as shown in fig. 1, a method for eliminating a strong electromagnetic interference signal leaked by a transmitter specifically includes the following steps:
step one, using a receiving antenna to receive a signal transmitted by a transmitter to obtain a signal I with interference, and amplifying the signal I into an input signal I through an amplifier1。
Step two, directly coupling the output end of the transmitter by using a coupler to obtain a sampling signal I2Because of the sampling signal I2Is directly coupled from the transmitter end of the transmitter, thus sampling the signal I2Is known as to amplitude and phase. Then sampling the signal I2Are decomposed into orthogonal signals with equal amplitude and 90-degree phase difference.
Step three, respectively inputting the two paths of orthogonal signals obtained in the step two into an adjustable gain amplifier to obtain A
IAnd A
QThen, the signals are superposed through an adder to obtain a reference signal I
3Wherein the reference signal I
3Amplitude of
Phase I
3p=arctan(A
Q/A
I)。
Step four, reference signal I3And an input signal I1The feedback signal I is obtained by adding the adder4. A feedback signal I4Input into the integrator.
Step five, as shown in fig. 2, continuously adjusting the output of the adjustable gain amplifier, thereby changing the reference signal I3Until the input of the integrator is constant and does not change any more in the feedback loop, the output of the integrator is 0, the negative feedback regulation is finished, and the cancellation signal I with the same amplitude and the opposite phase as the interference signal is obtained30。
Step six, the cancellation signal I obtained in the step five is used30And an input signal I1And after the signals are superposed by the adder, an output signal P is obtained and is input to a low noise amplifier of the receiver, so that the elimination of the electromagnetic interference signal is completed.