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This paper proposes a parametric method of frequency-dependent I/Q imbalance compensation for wideband quadrature modulators using the spectrum measurement of a radio frequency (RF) signal that is easily performed by a general-purpose spectrum analyzer. The proposed method empirically estimates the frequency-dependent circuit parameters using only the magnitude of the frequency spectrum of the RF signal that is fed back from the spectrum analyzer. The frequency dependency of the I/Q imbalance effect generated by the difference between the overall frequency responses of the I and Q branches is modeled by frequency-dependent circuit parameters. By dividing the entire signal band into several sub-bands, the transmit signals are predistorted per sub-band in the frequency domain. To estimate the frequency-dependent circuit parameters, in this study, the modified method of steepest descent developed for single-band compensation is extended to the frequency-domain sub-band compensation scheme. We demonstrate the compensation effect by implementing an automatic sub-band circuit parameter estimation system.
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