IMT频段与PCS频段PA输入端 对GPS之De-sense.pdf

1 Tx in-band noise effect on GNSS sensitivity  The driver amplifier (DA) output, in order to achieve the best GNSS sensitivity, specifies a maximum noise over 1565 – 1607 MHz (GNSS frequency band) to be below -153 dBm/Hz at the PA input[1].  Because the PCS band is closer to GNSS band, the “skirt” of PCS band should be more sharp than IMT band to meet the specification. 2 Tx in-band noise effect on GNSS sensitivity  Assuming Noise Figure = 3 dB, so the GNSS path effective noise power is: -174 (Thermal Noise) + 3 = -171 dBm/Hz -171 dBm/Hz Transceiver eLNA 3 By Criterion Tx in-band noise effect on GNSS sensitivity  GNSS receivers specify a maximum GNSS band noise power at the GNSS antenna of -184 dBm/Hz[1]. -184 dBm/Hz GNSS PCS IMT Transceiver eLNA 4 By Criterion Tx in-band noise effect on GNSS sensitivity  With GNSS band noise power, the total noise floor will increase. The calculation is as below[1] : 5 By Criterion Tx in-band noise effect on GNSS sensitivity  Therefore, with GNSS band noise power, the total noise floor will increase 0.2 dB. At this level, the GNSS receiver’s sensitivity is degraded by an accep