System simulation results of a digital six-port receiver operating with an
ideal six-port (120 degrees between Q(1) points), over two adjacent channel
s, are compared with a second six-port receiver operating with a special si
x-port circuit possessing 120 degrees separation between Q(i) points in the
receiving channel and 0 degrees separation between Q(i) points in the adja
cent channel. Theoretical analysis and simulation results are given on adja
cent channel suppression using 64-QAM modulation. The implementation of spe
cial six-port A CS requires a six-port wave structure with constant phase v
elocity in the receiving channel and reduced phase velocity in the adjacent
channel to decrease the angles of the two adjacent Q(1) points of the six-
port by 120 degrees. (C) 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.