Matched filter for combating multipath fading

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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333 18, 364724, 364825, 375103, H04B 306

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ABSTRACT:
A carrier and timing recovery technique is disclosed for combating the phase effects of multipath fading occurring during radio transmission. The technique is based on a known mathematical model of multipath fading. A test variable generator (26) develops a number of test variables whose relationship characterizes the multipath distortion. A processor (27) derives a plurality of coefficients of weighting measures from the test variables. The coefficients serve to adjust a matched filter (28) to provide greater use of those portions of the received radio signal yielding higher signal-to-noise ratios than those portions with lesser yields, as well as to compensate for multipath phase perturbations. The technique is also compatible with maximum-likelihood sequence detection techniques to provide further compensation for multipath fading effects.

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