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HDM8513A Datasheet, PDF (63/67 Pages) Hynix Semiconductor – DVB/DSS Compliant Receiver
A3. Performance with Interference.
In order to evaluate the filter employed within the HDM8513A with respect to attenuating out-of-
band interference, a test was performed utilizing the COSSAP simulator. The desired signal, at
zero frequency, was configured to utilize 16 samples-per-symbol (corresponding to 3.75MHz
symbol rate if a 60MHz clock is employed). An interfering signal was added with the same
characteristics, except that the amplitude was made to be 10dB higher than that of the desired
signal, the data pattern was different and the carrier frequency was offset from that of the desired
signal. Several offset frequencies were evaluated for this case. Figure A4 illustrates the spectrum
of the test condition when the offset frequency is 1.35 times the symbol rate.
Figure A5 illustrates the measured bit error rate for various conditions. The error rate on the I
channel was measured separately from that of the Q channel, and the horizontal axis is scaled in
dB for one component (I or Q of the signal). For example, the point labeled 1dB corresponds to
SNR (noise bandwidth = symbol rate) of 4dB or Eb/N0 of 4dB if rate 1/2 coding is employed.
The theoretical performance for coherent PSK is shown with the solid line. The curve closest to
theoretical is the demodulator performance with no other interferers and corresponds to an
implementation loss of about 0.2dB. When the interferer was placed at a frequency of either 2.0 or
1.35 times the symbol rate away from the desired carrier, there is an additional degradation ranging
from 0dB to 0.1dB. The worst case occurs when the interferer is placed at only 1.28 times the
symbol rate from the carrier of the desired signal. In this case, the performance has degraded with
respect to the no interference case by 0.3 to 0.5dB.
Figure A6 illustrates performance with an interferer which is 20dB higher than the desired signal
and separated in frequency by 2 times the symbol rate. In this case, the performance has
degraded by 0.7 to 0.8dB from the case with no interferer.
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