Process and device for estimating the successive values of...

Pulse or digital communications – Receivers – Particular pulse demodulator or detector

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C375S262000, C375S265000, C714S792000, C714S795000, C714S796000

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07054392

ABSTRACT:
A process for estimating successive values of digital symbols which can each take M different possible values, on the basis of the successive values of digital samples each of which results from the combination of at most L successive symbols. This process includes a stage by stage progression through a trellis of the Viterbi type with Mkstates, with k being less than or equal to L−1. All the stages are respectively provided with aggregate metrics.

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