Automatic equalizer and data mode convergence method

Pulse or digital communications – Equalizers – Automatic

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375232, 3647242, H04B 304

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ABSTRACT:
An automatic equalizer which converges by a received signal and a data mode convergence method. A variance extracting unit extracts the variance of an output signal of a transversal automatic equalizing section and changes a predecision input signal to a proper level according to the extracted variance. A decision unit makes a decision for the predecision input signal which has been changed by the variance extracting unit and allocates the predecision input signal to a signal point. An amplitude error extracting unit extracts an amplitude error from a predecision input signal and a postdecision output signal of the decision unit and corrects the tap coefficients of the transversal automatic equalizing section according to the extracted amplitude error.

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