Non-linear echo cancellation of data signals

Telephonic communications – Subscriber line or transmission line interface – Network interface device

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370 32, 364724, H04B 320

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ABSTRACT:
An echo cancellation circuit is disclosed for use with full-duplex data transmission systems. The echo canceller can operate in spite of time invariant non-linearities in the echo channel or in the implementation of the echo canceller itself (such as in D/A converters). The echo canceller receives an echo signal having linear and non-linear components and includes N linear tap weights for cancelling the non-linear components of that echo signal where M is greater than N but less than 2.sup.N.

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"A New Digital Echo Canceller for Two-Wire Subscriber Lines", Nils Holte and Steiner Stueflotten, IEEE Transactions on Communications, vol. COM-29 No. 11, Nov. 1981 pp. 1573-1575.

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