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Conclusion In 5G wireless circuits, the inflow of high-frequency signals to the LO signal line generates spurious emissions in the frequency multiplier and mixer, which can reduce signal quality and lead to a communication error. To suppress this noise, a filter that prevents the inflow of noise to the LO signal line must be installed.
In 5G communication, the problem of reduced receiver sensitivity may occur because of the internal generation of spurious emissions due to exogenous noise. This noise is suppressed with a filter that combines a high-frequency inductor and a capacitor.Find Murata's technical articles.
Previously, the 5 GHz frequency was not commonly used, and so people tended to think that noise issues were unlikely to occur, but when we actually examined the noise, we found thatnoise was occurring in both the signal and power systems.
Before 5G devices fully enter communication environments, we studied the noise environments for 5G communication and examined the noise suppression measures that will be needed. The effect of existing wireless communications on 5G communication remains unclear. 5G communication environments are expected to be used alone in few actual cases.
When the reception sensitivity is reduced, if the signal strength from the base station or access point is weak, communication cannot be performed properly, and the data rate will be slowed,
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In 5G communication, the problem of reduced receiver sensitivity may occur because of the internal generation of spurious emissions due to exogenous noise. This noise is suppressed with a filter that
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