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Spurious and Blocking Interference

Spurious interference occurs within a receiver's frequency band and reduces signal-to-noise ratio, while blocking interference is caused by strong out-of-band signals pushing a receiver into saturation and decreasing its gain. To address both issues, filters are needed to meet spurious requirements for CDMA systems, while GSM requires 59dB blocking performance ensured by isolation and external filters.

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Spurious and Blocking Interference

Spurious interference occurs within a receiver's frequency band and reduces signal-to-noise ratio, while blocking interference is caused by strong out-of-band signals pushing a receiver into saturation and decreasing its gain. To address both issues, filters are needed to meet spurious requirements for CDMA systems, while GSM requires 59dB blocking performance ensured by isolation and external filters.

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Spurious And Blocking Interference:

To solve the problem of interference, the spurious and blocking requirements


should be fulfilled at the same time. For CDMA side, the filter is needed to
reach the requirements of spurious. For GSM side, the blocking requirements is
59dB, this can be guarantee by the space isolation and adding External filter.
Spurious interference refers to the additive interference generated by the
interference source in the working frequency band of the interfered receiver.
Spurious interference is generated by a transmitter, can reduce the signal noise
ratio (SNR) of the interfered receiver.
Receivers usually work in linear areas. Blocking interference is generated by a
strong interference signal out of the receive band that makes the receiver work
in saturation state and then reduces the gains. Blocking interference can reduce
the receiver gains and increase the noise.

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