Extended bandwidth transmitter for crosstalk channels

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ABSTRACT:
In many data communications systems, crosstalk is a significant channel impairment. If all transmitters in such a system must utilize the same shaping function, and if the transmitters are furthermore nominally Nyquist bandlimited, then the crosstalk generally cannot be mitigated by equalization. However, by extending the bandwidth of the transmitted signal in accordance with the principles of the invention, the resultant crosstalk can be efficiently mitigated by equalization. This extended bandwidth signal is produced by adding significant additional energy outside the traditional Nyquist band.

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