Fast Adaptation of Fractionally Spaced Equalisers
Efficient subband structures that aim at fast adaptation of fractionally spaced equalisers (FSE), by exploiting the 'prewhitening' effect that a subband decomposition has on the spectral dynamics of the equaliser input are discussed. Two novel FSE structures are proposed, which differ in t...
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| 520 | |a Efficient subband structures that aim at fast adaptation of fractionally spaced equalisers (FSE), by exploiting the 'prewhitening' effect that a subband decomposition has on the spectral dynamics of the equaliser input are discussed. Two novel FSE structures are proposed, which differ in the extent to which the feed-forwars and feed-back sections of the FSE are implemented in the subband domain, with distinct impacts on the updating. Improved convergence is achieved at a reduced computational cost compared to a fullband benchmark. | ||
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