Correction of imbalances in a complex intermediate frequency mixer
US-9210026-B2 · Dec 8, 2015 · US
US9100081B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9100081-B2 |
| Application number | US-201113635807-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 16, 2011 |
| Priority date | Mar 18, 2010 |
| Publication date | Aug 4, 2015 |
| Grant date | Aug 4, 2015 |
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A radio reception device for vehicle 100 ( 200 ) includes a variable phase shifter 22 , an amplitude regulator 23 , and an adder 24 , and has an arrangement in which a signal of an RF, IF, or baseband stage of a radio receiver mixed with a noise is added to a phase-inverted component of the noise to remove only the noise. Therefore, sound distortion due to loss of sound information does not occur so that a quality sound can be provided.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A radio reception device for vehicle connected to an antenna, comprising: an oscillator; a first mixer that outputs a signal generated by mixing an output signal from the oscillator with a broadcast signal received by the antenna; an internal line on which a noise is intruding; a filter that is electrically connected to the internal line by a signal line and extracts the noise intruding on the internal line through the electrical connection; a second mixer that outputs a signal generated by mixing the noise extracted by the filter with the output signal from the oscillator; a variable phase shifter that outputs a signal generated by inverting a phase of the signal output from the second mixer by 180 degrees; an amplitude regulator that outputs a signal generated by regulating an amplitude of the signal output from the variable phase shifter; and an adder that outputs a signal generated by adding the signal output from the amplitude regulator to the signal from the first mixer. 2. The radio reception device according to claim 1 , wherein the internal line is a power line. 3. The radio reception device according to the claim 1 , wherein the first mixer outputs a baseband signal or an IF signal generated by mixing an output signal from the oscillator with a broadcast signal received by the antenna, and the second mixer outputs a baseband signal or an IF signal generated by mixing the noise extracted by the filter with the output signal from the oscillator. 4. A radio reception device for vehicle connected to an antenna, comprising: an internal line on which a noise is intruding; a filter that is electrically connected to the internal line by a signal line and extracts the noise intruding on the internal line through the electrical connection; a variable phase shifter that outputs a signal generated by inverting a phase of the noise extracted by the filter by 180 degrees; an amplitude regulator that outputs a signal generated by regulating an amplitude of the noise output from the variable phase shifter; and an adder that outputs a signal generated by adding a broadcast signal received by an antenna to the signal output from the amplitude regulator. 5. The radio reception device according to claim 4 , wherein the internal line is a power line. 6. A noise cancellation method applied to a radio reception device for vehicle connected to an antenna, comprising: outputting, by a first mixer, a signal generated by mixing an output signal from an oscillator with a broadcast signal received by the antenna; extracting, by a filter, a noise intruding on an internal line on the device through an electrical connection between the filter and the internal line; outputting, by a second mixer, a signal generated by mixing the noise extracted by the filter with the output signal from the oscillator; outputting, by a variable phase shifter, a signal generated by inverting a phase of the signal output from the second mixer by 180 degrees; outputting, by an amplitude regulator, a signal generated by regulating an amplitude of the signal output from the variable phase shifter; and outputting, by an adder, a signal generated by adding the signal output from the amplitude regulator to the signal from the first mixer. 7. The noise cancellation method according to claim 6 , wherein the internal line is a power line. 8. The noise cancellation method according to the claim 6 , wherein the first mixer outputs a baseband signal or an IF signal generated by mixing an output signal from the oscillator with a broadcast signal received by the antenna, and the second mixer outputs a baseband signal or an IF signal generated by mixing the noise extracted by the filter with the output signal from the oscillator. 9. A noise cancellation method applied to a radio reception device for vehicle connected to an antenna, comprising: extracting, by a filter, a noise intruding on an internal line on the device through an electrical connection between the filter and the internal line; outputting, by a variable phase shifter, a signal generated by inverting a phase of the noise extracted by the filter by 180 degrees; outputting, by an amplitude regulator, a signal generated by regulating an amplitude of the noise output from the variable phase shifter; and outputting, by an adder, a signal generated by adding a broadcast signal received by the antenna to the signal output from the amplitude regulator. 10. The noise cancellation method according to claim 9 , wherein the internal line is a power line.
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