Method and apparatus for generating a set of filter...

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers – Automatic

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C708S323000, C375S229000, C375S230000

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method suitable for producing a set of filter coefficients are provided. Sequences of samples of first and second signals are received by the apparatus. Each received sample is processed to update a set of auto-correlation data elements and cross-correlation data elements. The set of auto-correlation data elements corresponds to a compressed version of a corresponding auto-correlation matrix data structure. A scheduling controller generates a scheduling signal including a succession of scheduling commands, the scheduling command indicating that a new set of filter coefficients is to be computed. A new scheduling command is issued when at least two samples of first and second signals are received subsequent to a previously issued scheduling command. In response to a scheduling command, the auto-correlation data elements are processed to generate the auto-correlation matrix data structure. The auto-correlation matrix data structure and the cross-correlation data elements are processed to generate a set of filter coefficients by applying a least squares method.

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