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<p>Beside traditional communications, joint communications and sensing (JCAS) is gaining increasing relevance as a key enabler for next-generation wireless systems. The ability to accurately transmit and receive data is the basis for high-speed communications and precise sensing, where a fundamental requirement is an accurate in-phase and quadrature-phase (IQ) modulation. For sensing, imperfections in IQ modulation lead to two critical issues in the range-Doppler-map (RDM) in form of an increased noise floor and the presence of ghost objects, degrading the accuracy and reliability of the information in the RDM. This paper presents a low-complex estimation and compensation method to mitigate the IQ imbalance effects. This is achieved by utilizing, among others, the leakage signal, which is the direct signal from the transmitter to the receiver path, and is typically the strongest signal component in the RDM. The parameters of the imbalance suppression structure are estimated based on a mixed complex-/real-valued bilinear filter approach, that considers IQ imbalance in the transmitter and the receiver of the JCAS-capable user equipment (UE). The UE uses a 5&#xa0;G New Radio–compliant orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing waveform with the system configuration assumed to be predefined from the communication side. To assess the effectiveness of the proposed approach, simulations are conducted, illustrating the performance in the suppression of IQ imbalance introduced distortions in the RDM.</p>

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Tx and Rx IQ imbalance compensation for JCAS in 5G NR

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    2026年5月4日

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  • Andreas Meingassner,
  • Oliver Lang,
  • Moritz Tockner,
  • Bernhard Plaimer,
  • Matthias Wagner,
  • Günther Lindorfer,
  • Michael Hofstadler,
  • Mario Huemer

摘要

Beside traditional communications, joint communications and sensing (JCAS) is gaining increasing relevance as a key enabler for next-generation wireless systems. The ability to accurately transmit and receive data is the basis for high-speed communications and precise sensing, where a fundamental requirement is an accurate in-phase and quadrature-phase (IQ) modulation. For sensing, imperfections in IQ modulation lead to two critical issues in the range-Doppler-map (RDM) in form of an increased noise floor and the presence of ghost objects, degrading the accuracy and reliability of the information in the RDM. This paper presents a low-complex estimation and compensation method to mitigate the IQ imbalance effects. This is achieved by utilizing, among others, the leakage signal, which is the direct signal from the transmitter to the receiver path, and is typically the strongest signal component in the RDM. The parameters of the imbalance suppression structure are estimated based on a mixed complex-/real-valued bilinear filter approach, that considers IQ imbalance in the transmitter and the receiver of the JCAS-capable user equipment (UE). The UE uses a 5 G New Radio–compliant orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing waveform with the system configuration assumed to be predefined from the communication side. To assess the effectiveness of the proposed approach, simulations are conducted, illustrating the performance in the suppression of IQ imbalance introduced distortions in the RDM.