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New automatic equaliser employing modulo arithmetic
Electronics Letters · 1971 · Vol. 7(5-6) · pp. 138–139
Abstract
The limitations of present automatic and adaptive equalisers stem from the use of feedforward transversal filters. These drawbacks may be obviated by using a feedback transversal filter, the inverse filter, but this is only suitable for limited use since it can be an unstable circuit. It is shown that modulo arithmetic may be used in the inverse filter to eliminate completely the possibility of instability, and a very simple automatic or adaptive equalisation system is presented. Some interesting properties of the modulo inverse filter are included.
Neural Networks and ApplicationsBlind Source Separation TechniquesAdvanced Adaptive Filtering TechniquesEqualiserModuloFeed forwardAdaptive filterInverseTransversal (combinatorics)Filter (signal processing)Digital filterMathematicsControl theory (sociology)
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