Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers
Patent
1996-12-26
1999-02-09
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Equalizers
375229, 375347, 375299, 455137, 455273, H03H 730
Patent
active
058704302
ABSTRACT:
The process according to the invention consists, in order to reduce the number of coefficients of the filters of the spatial part and the temporal part connected to the output of the spatial part, in jointly adapting the coefficients of the filters of each part using an adaptive algorithm according to the paths selected on the basis of a determined criterion. The coefficients are periodically recalculated at the rate of the known symbols in the learning sequences in order to minimize the estimation error apparent between a response signal (d(t)) and the receiver output signal (z(t)).
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Chevalier Pascal
Pipon Fran.cedilla.ois
Vila Pierre
"Thomson-CSF"
Chin Stephen
Liu Shuwang
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