Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing
Patent
1985-05-23
1987-03-31
Griffin, Robert L.
Pulse or digital communications
Repeaters
Testing
332 11D, H04B 1406
Patent
active
046548637
ABSTRACT:
Superior performance, better tracking, and stability of an adaptive predictor are realized by employing a so-called high order (eighth) prediction filter and by updating the filter coefficients in accordance with an algorithm based on the sign of a reconstructed signal sample (s.sub.q (k)) multiplied by a quantized version (e.sub.q (k)) of a differential error signal normalized by an expected magnitude of the reconstructed signal sample.
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Belfield William R.
Medaugh Raymond S.
AT&T Bell Laboratories
Griffin Robert L.
Huseman M.
Stafford Thomas
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