ANALOG FILTERS AT THE RF FRONT OF THE WIRELESS RECEIVERS DISTORT THE SIGNALS

This study investigates how analog filters affect signal quality in wireless receivers, highlighting the challenges associated with evaluating their effects and the need for accurate models. The proposed idea implies a Wiener model that combines linear and non-linear elements to rectify the distortions. Improving the accuracy of the models can help decrease demodulation errors, leading to more reliable wireless communication systems. An investigation into analog filters conducted by the study may serve as the basis for a more thorough comprehension of circuit components and signal integrity within wireless systems.