Nonlinear echo compensator for class B transmitter line driver

Telephonic communications – Echo cancellation or suppression – Using digital signal processing

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C379S406060

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ABSTRACT:
A nonlinear echo compensator compensates for nonlinear echo in a transceiver including a transmitter line driver with current cells that are operated in a Class B operating mode. A mapping circuit generates a pattern dependent driving signal. A coefficient generator generates a compensator coefficient. A canceling circuit communicates with the mapping circuit and the coefficient generator and compensates for nonlinear echo in a received signal based on the pattern dependent driving signal and the compensator coefficient.

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