Method and system for training adaptive channel equalization

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to implementing a training phase of adaptive channel equalization on a digital communications path using QAM- or CAP-modulation method and comprising at least one band-stop filter that forms a stop band on a the signal spectrum. Training of adaptive equalizers is performed utilizing a sparse symbol constellation, wherein a number of symbol states (S) is smaller than that of a symbol constellation used in a normal data transmission state. The benefit of the sparse symbol constellation is that a strong intersymbol interference caused by the stop band can thus be reduced to such a low level in regard to a signal power that a linear equalizer may be used to reach a situation, wherein a proportion of correct symbol decisions becomes sufficiently high for training of a decision-feedback equalizer.

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