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fed with 90 degrees carrier phase and the two modulation products added
together result in the COFDM signal cofdm(t).
I
Re(f)
re(t)
+
IFFT
cofdm(t)
im(t)
Im(f)
Q
90°
Fig. 21.8.
COFDM modulator
Fig. 21.9.
I/Q imbalance
The signal branches re(t) and im(t) must exhibit exactly the right ratios
of levels with respect to one another. The 90
0
phase shifter must also be set
correctly. And there must not be any DC component superimposed on the
re(t) and im(t) signals. Otherwise, so-called I/Q errors will occur. The re-
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