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Quantization Noise in Adaptive Weighting Networks

Adaptive weighting networks can be implemented using in-phase and quadrature, phase-phase, or phase-amplitude modulators. The statistical properties of the quantization error are derived for each modulator and the quantization noise power produced by the modulators are compared at the output of an adaptive antenna. Other relevant characteristics of the three types of modulators are also discussed.