1974
DOI: 10.1109/tcom.1974.1092338
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Adaptive Equalization of the Slow Fading Channel

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“…When passed through this nonlinearity, the Jth envelope detector output of The waveform of Fig. 9 illustrates a certain self-adaptivity implicit in (17). A priori, path delays are unknown.…”
Section: I"mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When passed through this nonlinearity, the Jth envelope detector output of The waveform of Fig. 9 illustrates a certain self-adaptivity implicit in (17). A priori, path delays are unknown.…”
Section: I"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The output of the nonlinearity thus presents data that are heavily adjusted by a posteriori evidence of the existence of paths. As shown by (17), these data are further weighted by the a priori knowledge of the probabilities of path occurrences implicit in the function p(-).…”
Section: I"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2), one obtains 12) Recall that the matrix norm for a p x p matrix A is defined by Chapter II are given in Section tV-B.…”
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“…The output of this second transversal filter is fed back into the input of the quantizer . Monsen [12] presents a performance comparison of decision feedback and linear equalizers.…”
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“…It is also well known that an alternative approach to reduce the complexity of the VE solution is the use of adaptive equalization techniques [8]- [10]. At the cost of a performance loss, the complexity of adaptive equalizers is a linear function of J. Consequently, it becomes of practical interest to study the performance of adaptive equalizers in UWB communications.…”
Section: Adaptive Equalizationmentioning
confidence: 99%