2012
DOI: 10.15628/holos.2012.786
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Uso Do Processamento Largamente Em Um Equalizador Fracionalmente Espaçado Aplicado a Canais De Comunicações Seletivos Em Frequência

Abstract: Artigo submetido em dezembro/2011 e aceito em setembro/2012 RESUMO Os sistemas de comunicação que usam o ar (espaço) como meio de transmissão de dados estão sujeitos aos problemas de falta de visada direta e interferências, sendo, quase sempre, necessário um filtro (equalizador) para compensar os efeitos indesejáveis introduzidos pelo canal de comunicação. Inicialmente, este artigo apresenta os conceitos básicos sobre comunicação digital. Em seguida, é realizada uma análise do uso do processamento largamente l… Show more

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“…The pioneer works by Widrow-Holf (1960), Lucky (1966), Saltzberg (1968),and Lugannani (1969) are a good example of researchers who contributed to the algorithms conception, being improved nowadays. This has improved the performance in the signal reception presenting distortions (Aquino, 2012).These algorithms are divided in two large groups: the ones using a training signal -so-called supervised-; and blind or self-taught algorithms called unsupervised. The first ones, mentioned in the works presented by Jojoa (2003), Aquino (2012), Erdogmus & Principe (2002), and Rocha (2005) use a training sequence available in the receiver.…”
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“…The pioneer works by Widrow-Holf (1960), Lucky (1966), Saltzberg (1968),and Lugannani (1969) are a good example of researchers who contributed to the algorithms conception, being improved nowadays. This has improved the performance in the signal reception presenting distortions (Aquino, 2012).These algorithms are divided in two large groups: the ones using a training signal -so-called supervised-; and blind or self-taught algorithms called unsupervised. The first ones, mentioned in the works presented by Jojoa (2003), Aquino (2012), Erdogmus & Principe (2002), and Rocha (2005) use a training sequence available in the receiver.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has improved the performance in the signal reception presenting distortions (Aquino, 2012).These algorithms are divided in two large groups: the ones using a training signal -so-called supervised-; and blind or self-taught algorithms called unsupervised. The first ones, mentioned in the works presented by Jojoa (2003), Aquino (2012), Erdogmus & Principe (2002), and Rocha (2005) use a training sequence available in the receiver. Consequently, they can calculate the error signal as the difference between the training signal and the signal outside the equalizer; allowing the periodic adjustment of the equalizer coefficients.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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