Method and apparatus for reducing distortion of digital data

Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters – Antinoise or distortion

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ABSTRACT:
A method of pre-distorting a signal of a satellite transmission link so as to offset later transmission of the signal during transmission across the satellite transmission link has a link including route Nyquist band pass filters in up and down links. The signal is passed through a cascade of identical pre-distorting stages each of which generates an approximation of the required pre-distortion. Each successive stage receives the approximation from the preceding stage so that errors in successive approximations converge towards zero.

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Wolcott T.J. et al: “Uplink-Noise Limited Satellite Channels”, Proceedings of the Military Communications Conference (Milcom), IEEE, Nov. 6, 1995, p. 717-721 XP000580915, New York, USA ISBN: 0-7803-2490-0.

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