System and method for filtering echo/NEXT signal interferrence

Telephonic communications – Echo cancellation or suppression – Using digital signal processing

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C379S406080, C370S286000

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06898281

ABSTRACT:
A system and method for echo and near end cross talk (E/N) cancellation in a communications system using a pair of FIR filter ICs, wherein a first FIR filter IC filters a plurality of low amplitude E/N signals and a first portion of a plurality of data bits of a plurality of high amplitude E/N signals, and a second FIR filter IC filters a second portion of the data bits of the high amplitude E/N signals which cannot be filtered by the first FIR filter IC. The output values from the two filters are then summed to produce the E/N cancellation signal. The present invention allows for the use of lower bit-resolution, lower power consumption, and less expensive filter ICs than conventional FIR filters implemented in a single IC.

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