Maximum-liklihood sequence estimation apparatus

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371 43, H04L 2706

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ABSTRACT:
A maximum-likelihood sequence estimation apparatus supplied with a received signal for outputting data in accordance with a state selected on the basis of an estimated maximum-likelihood sequence. The apparatus comprises a plurality of channel characteristics estimation circuits provided for respective states and respectively supplying estimated values of channel characteristics for different states to a maximum-likelihood sequence estimation circuit.

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