Joint adaptive echo canceller and equalizer for two-wire full-du

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178 58R, H04B 324

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ABSTRACT:
An adaptive equalizer and echo canceller jointly respond to a common error difference between the actual output and the quantized digital output of a data receiver in a two-wire digital data transmission system to achieve simultaneous full-bandwith full-duplex operation. Two-wire transmission channels are typically terminated in hybrid balancing networks which because of their fixed impedances permit "echoes" of the transmitted signal to interfere with reception of the much weaker incoming signal. Both the equalizer and canceller are adaptively adjustable transversal structures.

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Koll & Weinstein; "Simultaneous Two-way Data Transmission Over a Two-wire Circuit"; I.E.E.E. Transactions on Communications; vol. COM-21, No. 2; Feb. 1973; pp. 143-147.

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