Digital receiver with fractionally-spaced self-recovery adaptive equalizer
CA 2241897 A1 · Owner: Tiernan Communications, Incorporated · Inventors: D'Oreye De Lantremange, Maximilien
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A fractionally-spaced adaptively-equalized self-recovering digital receiver includes a fractionally-spaced adaptive filter for equalizing channel distortion which includes means for adaptively adjusting the coefficients of the fractionally-spaced filter with a self-recovering (blind) algorithm or a decision directed algorithm; means for changing the timing at which the data is sampled; means for estimating the sampling frequency offset in order to derive the optimal timing; means for synchronizing the signal resampling at the symbol rate using the statistics of the received data samples; means for evaluating the profile of the equalizer coefficients; and means for tracking carrier …
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- Filed January 22, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 22, 2017.
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