Wave transmission lines and networks – Pilot current-controlled systems
Patent
1975-10-06
1977-01-11
Gensler, Paul L.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Pilot current-controlled systems
325 62, 333 18, H04B 310
Patent
active
040030067
ABSTRACT:
An adaptive equalizer to compensate for the effects of frequency-selective fading on a microwave radio system. The equalizer includes two Bode-type bump networks and an AGC amplifier whose slope and gain are respectively controlled by pilot tones added to the message load. Importantly, the frequency characteristics of the two Bode networks are non-overlapping, thus ensuring stability.
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Mandeville Gordon James
McLean Dale Irving
Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Gensler Paul L.
Sheffield Bryan W.
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