System and method for adaptive maximum likelihood sequence estim

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375262, 375341, 375348, 375350, 371 43, H03M 1312

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ABSTRACT:
A maximum likelihood sequence estimator implemented to cope with an intersymbol interference from a single symbol employs a necessary channel impulse response estimation vector of two components for a decision to estimate a maximum likelihood sequence. A channel impulse response estimator implemented to estimate a channel impulse response in consideration of intersymbol interferences from up to two symbols outputs a channel impulse response estimation vector of three components. The three-component vector is input to a converter, where it is converted into the two-component vector to be output to the maximum likelihood sequence estimator.

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