Adaptive equalization method reducing intersymbol interference,

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ABSTRACT:
A digital signal is equalized, for example in cellular radio systems, to combat intersymbol interference. Each sample received is associated with an estimated symbol representing the transmitted symbol. The equalization process comprises an iterative stage of intersymbol interference elimination, each iteration comprising for each sample of a set of received samples whose value has not been determined during a previous iteration: comparing said sample with at least one confidence threshold and if said sample exceeds any of said thresholds: associating with said sample an estimated symbol whose value depends on said threshold exceeded, the value of said sample being then determined; and eliminating the intersymbol interference caused to other samples belonging to said set of received samples by said estimated symbol.

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