Signal processor

Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters – Antinoise or distortion

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375317, H04K 102

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention discloses a so called Discrete Multi Tone or DMT signal processor which is coupled to a transmitting end of a communication line and which reduces the need for the clipping of the amplitude of the output signal OS'. The signal processor includes the cascade connection of a vector transformation circuit VTC, a modulator MOD and a peak detection circuit PDC. The VTC circuit is provided with a plurality of input vectors IN whereon a vector transformation is performed according to a signal at a control terminal (CT) of the peak detection circuit PDC which is indicative of the fact that the amplitude of the output signal OS provided by the modulator MOD exceeds a predetermined threshold value.

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