Signal decoding method using both signal and channel state infor

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ABSTRACT:
Multilevel angle modulated information is decoded through integral use of channel state information. In a Viterbi Algorithm Trellis Code Modulation decoder (213), channel state information indicating temporal reliability of received symbols is utilized, along with the received symbol information and the Trellis Coding rules themselves, to facilitate a most probable symbol determination. The channel state information may be received signal strength indication information. The latter can be additionally processed by, for example, time delay compensation (401), normalization (403), morphological erosion (404), linearization (406), and/or through static channel detection (408).

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