Multipath equalization using taps derived from a parallel correl

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1996-12-18

1999-10-12

Pham, Chi H.

Pulse or digital communications

Receivers

Angle modulation

375208, 375280, 375343, 370206, H03D 322

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059664118

ABSTRACT:
A communication system (10) includes a central terminal (12) and a subscriber terminal (14) that communicate information through an air interface (16). A receiver (22) suitable for deployment in either the central terminal (12) or the subscriber terminal (14) includes a parallel correlator (120), a weighting module (140), and a summer (180) that provide acquisition, equalization, and tracking functions.

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