Automatic h-register clear for prevention of erroneous convolution in digital adaptive echo canceller
CA 1065514 A · Owner: Communications Satellite Corporation · Inventors: Onufry, Michael (Jr.); Suyderhoud, Henri G.; Kauffman, Eric R.
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An automatic H-register clear system for the prevention of erroneous convolution in adaptive digital echo cancellers is disclosed. Incoming signals from the Hregister are accumulated and compared to a predetermined threshold value and when the value is exceeded the H-, register is cleared with the occurrence of the internal housekeeping cycle of the echo canceller. The clearing of the H-register allows a new impulse responsive model to be generated from new sampled data. In one embodiment using analog implementation, the accumulation takes place using a sequence of signal processing of digital-to-analog conversion full wave rectification followed by integration of the signal. In another …
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- Granted October 30, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 30, 1996.
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