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A Receiver for LTE Rel-11 and Beyond Supporting Non-Contiguous Carrier Aggregation

Sundström, Lars ; Andersson, Martin LU ; Strandberg, Roland ; Ek, Staffan ; Svensson, Jim ; Mu, Fenghao ; Olsson, Thomas ; ud Din, Imad ; Wilhelmsson, Leif and Eckerbert, Daniel , et al. (2013) International Solid-State Circuits Conference, ISSCC, 2013
Abstract
Carrier aggregation (CA) is introduced in 3GPP LTE Rel-10 [1] to meet the demand for further increased bitrates. While LTE Rel-10 supports simultaneous reception of two carriers either in contiguous intra-band or in inter-band CA configuration, the upcoming LTE Rel-11 will add support for non-contiguous (NC) carriers within bands. Supporting NC CA in handsets is a demanding challenge for several reasons. Foremost, the total bandwidth spanned by the carriers may be several times the bandwidth of the individual carriers, possibly spanning an entire band with interfering signals between desired carriers. Furthermore, the distance between TX and RX carriers will vary and worse, may be much smaller than the fixed duplex distance for LTE Rel-8... (More)
Carrier aggregation (CA) is introduced in 3GPP LTE Rel-10 [1] to meet the demand for further increased bitrates. While LTE Rel-10 supports simultaneous reception of two carriers either in contiguous intra-band or in inter-band CA configuration, the upcoming LTE Rel-11 will add support for non-contiguous (NC) carriers within bands. Supporting NC CA in handsets is a demanding challenge for several reasons. Foremost, the total bandwidth spanned by the carriers may be several times the bandwidth of the individual carriers, possibly spanning an entire band with interfering signals between desired carriers. Furthermore, the distance between TX and RX carriers will vary and worse, may be much smaller than the fixed duplex distance for LTE Rel-8 and W-CDMA single carrier operation [2-5]. (Less)
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IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
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International Solid-State Circuits Conference, ISSCC, 2013
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San Francisco, United States
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2013-02-17 - 2013-02-21
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English
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  abstract     = {{Carrier aggregation (CA) is introduced in 3GPP LTE Rel-10 [1] to meet the demand for further increased bitrates. While LTE Rel-10 supports simultaneous reception of two carriers either in contiguous intra-band or in inter-band CA configuration, the upcoming LTE Rel-11 will add support for non-contiguous (NC) carriers within bands. Supporting NC CA in handsets is a demanding challenge for several reasons. Foremost, the total bandwidth spanned by the carriers may be several times the bandwidth of the individual carriers, possibly spanning an entire band with interfering signals between desired carriers. Furthermore, the distance between TX and RX carriers will vary and worse, may be much smaller than the fixed duplex distance for LTE Rel-8 and W-CDMA single carrier operation [2-5].}},
  author       = {{Sundström, Lars and Andersson, Martin and Strandberg, Roland and Ek, Staffan and Svensson, Jim and Mu, Fenghao and Olsson, Thomas and ud Din, Imad and Wilhelmsson, Leif and Eckerbert, Daniel and Mattisson, Sven}},
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  title        = {{A Receiver for LTE Rel-11 and Beyond Supporting Non-Contiguous Carrier Aggregation}},
  year         = {{2013}},
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