System and method for equalization of forward and reverse channe

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Combining or distributing information via frequency channels

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370489, 375229, H04L 12403

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ABSTRACT:
A system and method for equalization for forward and reverse channels of communicating highway network system having a branching tree topology. The system and method cause the forward channel to be adjusted first for equalization, then the reverse channel is adjusted for equalization. A reference node periodically transmits a frequency-rich signal on the network to the head end, which broadcasts this signal to each of a number of system nodes. Each system node compares the frequency-rich signal with an expected signal, and adjusts its receiver based on this comparison. Next, each system node transmits another frequency-rich signal to the head end, receives a return echo, compares the echo with the transmitted signal, and adjusts its transmitter based on the comparison.

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