Method and apparatus for estimating signal weighting parameters

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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375 58, 455296, H03D 104

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ABSTRACT:
A receiver (100) has improved signal weighting parameter estimation. The receiver receives a signal (101) having encoded data. A decision circuit (106) is coupled to the received encoded data to generate a first signal weighting parameter which is used to modify the received encoded data. The modified data is then decoded to output the decoded data. The decoded data output is then re-encoded using a technique similar to that used by the transmitter. The re-encoded data is then used to calculate a second signal weighting parameter which, in turn, is used to modify a stored replica of signal (101). The modified version of the stored replica is then decoded to yield a more accurate estimate of the information contained within the signal (101) at a receiver (100).

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