Stabilized digital timing recovery using low-complexity...

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers – Automatic

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C375S344000, C375S350000, C375S355000, C455S182200, C455S192200, C455S307000

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07656945

ABSTRACT:
A low-complexity digital linear equalizer whose operation and adaptation makes stabilized digital timing recovery practical. The technique is fundamental for the operation of communications receivers employing digital timing recovery, e.g., in a modem. A technique for automatically adjusting the parameters of a digital linear equalizer to compensate for low-pass impairments while maintaining a relatively constant timing characteristic is described.

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