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IIP2 measurements
Apr 08th, 2008, 10:43am
 
hello,
I want to measure IIP2 of my system(BT receiver).center freq 2.44GHz

which tones I should take to measure IIP2?
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Re: IIP2 measurements
Reply #1 - Apr 9th, 2008, 12:17am
 
That strongly depends on the filter characteristics you chose for your system.
You need to use 2 frequencies that can travel through your input filters, across your LNA/Mixer stages and so on, until they reach (downconverted) the lowpass filters and the ADC.
The lowpass filters and bandwidth of your LNA/mixer combination specify the allowed distance between the two carriers, your simulation time requirements specify the minimum distance needed for effective simulation. However, when characterizing a wideband sytem, you should consider using 2.5GHz instead of 2.44GHz for easier use of fractional parameters ...
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Reply #2 - Apr 9th, 2008, 12:35pm
 
Hi,
If you are working with a direct conversion receiver I think that you should choose two tones which their difference results directly in the IF bandwidth(DC to 3dB corner of the IF filter) since they will leak through the mixer (finite RF-LO isolation), then you can compare the resulting IIP2 with the radio spec of adjacent channel level.
Hope it helps,
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