Method for determining a plurality of channel responses and modi

Pulse or digital communications – Testing – Signal noise

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375326, 375341, 4552261, 455 331, H04B 346, H04B 1700

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ABSTRACT:
Each of a plurality of transmitters (31-37) transmits (62) one of a plurality of known signals. The known signals being known to a receiver (40). The receiver (40) then measures the known signals (63); and using those measurements, estimates the plurality of channel responses (64). The channel responses are then used to determine a power ratio parameter (65) and a phase correction parameter (66).

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