Signal filtering system and related methods
View Patent ↗A signal filtering system for a frequency reuse system. A first implementation may include a downlink baseband signal, coupled to a downlink bandwidth filter, including a composite received signal including at least an interfering signal and a signal of interest, each having a composite bandwidth, a first bandwidth, and a second bandwidth, respectively. An uplink baseband signal may be included, coupled to an uplink bandwidth filter, having a replica of the interfering signal corresponding with the interfering signal and having an interference bandwidth. A baseband processing module may be coupled with the downlink bandwidth filter and the uplink bandwidth filter and may be configured to cancel the interfering signal from the composite received signal using the replica of the interfering signal. The downlink bandwidth filter may be configured to reduce the composite bandwidth and the uplink bandwidth filter may be configured to reduce the interference bandwidth.
1. A signal filtering system for a frequency reuse system comprising:
a downlink baseband signal comprising a composite received signal comprising at least an interfering signal and a signal of interest, the composite received signal having a composite bandwidth, the interfering signal having a first bandwidth, and the signal of interest having a second bandwidth, and the downlink baseband signal coupled with a downlink bandwidth filter;
an uplink baseband signal comprising a replica of the interfering signal comprising a interference bandwidth and corresponding with the interfering signal, the uplink baseband signal coupled to a uplink bandwidth filter; and
a baseband processing module coupled with the downlink bandwidth filter and the uplink bandwidth filter, the baseband processing module configured to cancel the interfering signal from the composite received signal using the replica of the interfering signal;
wherein the downlink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the composite bandwidth of the composite received signal and the uplink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the interference bandwidth of the replica of the interfering signal; and
wherein an impulse response of the downlink bandwidth filter and an impulse response of the uplink bandwidth filter are the same.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the downlink bandwidth filter is further configured to reduce the composite bandwidth to at least the second bandwidth.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the uplink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the interference bandwidth to substantially correspond with the second bandwidth.
4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the system further comprises an uplink baseband complex rotator coupled with the uplink baseband signal, the uplink baseband complex rotator configured to translate a frequency of the replica of the interfering signal of the uplink baseband signal.
5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the composite received signal further comprises three or more signals and one of the three or more signals is the interfering signal.
6. The system of claim 5 , wherein the system further comprises two or more demodulators corresponding with two or more signals of interest included in the three or more signals included in the composite received signal.
7. The system of claim 4 , wherein the baseband processing module comprises a delay module, a delay and frequency estimation module, a delay tracking module, a digital phase locked loop module, an adaptive filter, a tap update, and an automatic gain control module all operatively coupled together.
8. A method of bandwidth filtering for a frequency reuse system, the method comprising:
receiving a downlink baseband signal comprising a composite received signal comprising at least an interfering signal and a signal of interest, the composite received signal having a composite bandwidth, the interfering signal having a first bandwidth, and the signal of interest having a second bandwidth, and the downlink baseband signal coupled with a downlink bandwidth filter;
receiving an uplink baseband signal comprising a replica of the interfering signal comprising a interference bandwidth and corresponding with the interfering signal;
cancelling the interfering signal from the composite received signal using the replica of the interfering signal;
reducing the composite bandwidth of the composite received signal with the downlink bandwidth filter; and
reducing the interference bandwidth of the replica of the interfering signal to substantially correspond with the second bandwidth using an uplink bandwidth filter coupled with the uplink baseband signal.
9. The method of claim 8 , wherein reducing the composite bandwidth of the composite received signal further comprises reducing the composite bandwidth to at least the second bandwidth.
10. The method of claim 8 , wherein an impulse response of the downlink bandwidth filter and an impulse response of the uplink bandwidth filter are the same.
11. The method of claim 10 , further comprising translating a frequency of the replica of the interfering signal using an uplink baseband complex rotator coupled with the uplink baseband signal.
12. The method of claim 11 , further comprising transmitting the signal of interest to a demodulator.
13. The method of claim 8 , further comprising digitally down converting a bandlimited intermediate frequency signal with a digital down conversion module to form the downlink baseband signal prior to receiving the baseband signal comprising the composite received signal.
14. A signal filtering system for a frequency reuse system comprising:
a downlink bandwidth filter coupled to a downlink baseband input and configured to receive a downlink baseband signal comprising a composite received signal comprising at least an interfering signal and a signal of interest, the composite received signal having a composite bandwidth, the interfering signal having a first bandwidth, and the signal of interest having a second bandwidth;
an uplink bandwidth filter coupled to an uplink baseband input and configured to receive an uplink baseband signal comprising a replica of the interfering signal comprising a interference bandwidth and corresponding with the interfering signal; and
a baseband processing module coupled with the downlink bandwidth filter and the uplink bandwidth filter, the baseband processing module configured to cancel the interfering signal from the composite received signal using the replica of the interfering signal;
wherein the downlink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the composite bandwidth of the composite received signal and the uplink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the interference bandwidth of the replica of the interfering signal; and
wherein an impulse response of the downlink bandwidth filter and an impulse response of the uplink bandwidth filter are the same.
15. The system of claim 14 , wherein the downlink bandwidth filter is further configured to reduce the composite bandwidth to at least the second bandwidth.
16. The system of claim 14 , wherein the uplink bandwidth filter is configured to reduce the interference bandwidth to substantially correspond with the second bandwidth.
17. The system of claim 16 , wherein the system further comprises an uplink baseband complex rotator coupled with the uplink baseband signal, the uplink baseband complex rotator configured to translate a frequency of the replica of the interfering signal of the uplink baseband signal.
18. The system of claim 17 , wherein the composite received signal further comprises three or more signals and one of the three or more signals is the interfering signal.
19. The system of claim 18 , wherein the system further comprises two or more demodulators corresponding with two or more signals of interest included in of the three or more signals included in the composite received signal.
20. The system of claim 17 , wherein the baseband processing module comprises a delay module, a delay and frequency estimation module, a delay tracking module, a digital phase locked loop module, an adaptive filter, a tap update, and an automatic gain control module all operatively coupled together.