Implementation of generalized uniform Bandpass Sampling with complex FIR and IIR Filtering

Bandpass sampling (BPS) realizes frequency down-conversion in radio receiver front-ends by a sampling rate that can be slightly larger than twice the information bandwidth compared to twice the highest frequency for traditional lowpass sampling (LPS). However, some implementation problems, harmful s...

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Published in2007 18th European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design pp. 476 - 479
Main Authors Yi-Ran Sun, Signell, S.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.08.2007
Subjects
Band pass filters
Bandwidth
Circuit noise
Filtering
Finite impulse response filter
Frequency
IIR filters
Jitter
Receivers
Sampling methods
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Summary:Bandpass sampling (BPS) realizes frequency down-conversion in radio receiver front-ends by a sampling rate that can be slightly larger than twice the information bandwidth compared to twice the highest frequency for traditional lowpass sampling (LPS). However, some implementation problems, harmful signal spectral folding, noise aliasing and sampling jitter, are unavoidably present in conventional BPS systems. Under recent research, generalized bandpass sampling combined with filtering has been proposed for dealing with these problems. In this paper, the novel sampling architectures with intrinsic filtering are implemented using a sampled-data technique called switched-capacitor (SC) circuit technique. Specifically complex SC filtering is designed and analyzed. Both the analysis and simulation results show that the designed complex SC filter fulfils the expectations of generalized bandpass sampling.
ISBN:1424413419
9781424413416
DOI:10.1109/ECCTD.2007.4529636