Filter for impulse response shortening, with addition spectral constraints, for multicarrier transmission
CA 2722546 C · Owner: Tellabs Operations, Inc. · Inventors: Rudofski, Kenneth J.; Marchok, Daniel; Harikumar, Gopal
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A channel in a multiple carrier communication system is equalized by computing a desired spectral response shortening the impulse response of the channel so that a significant part of an energy of the impulse response is confined to a region that is shorter than a target length and filtering the signal based on the desired spectral response. A multiple carrier communication system may include a primary impulse shortening filter that receives an output signal of an analog to digital converter and accepts coefficients. A secondary impulse shortening filter may receive the output signal of the analog to digital converter output an output signal, and pass coefficients to the primary impulse …
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- Filed April 5, 1999 and granted March 19, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 5, 2019.
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