Increasing Convergence Rate of a Fractionally-Spaced Channel Equalizer
In this paper a technique for increasing the
convergence rate of fractionally spaced channel equalizer is
proposed. Instead of symbol-spaced updating of the equalizer filter, a
mechanism has been devised to update the filter at a higher rate. This
ensures convergence of the equalizer filter at a higher rate and
therefore less time-consuming. The proposed technique has been
simulated and tested for two-ray modeled channels with various
delay spreads. These channels include minimum-phase and nonminimum-
phase channels. Simulation results suggest that that
proposed technique outperforms the conventional technique of
symbol-spaced updating of equalizer filter.
[1] Benedetto, S., Biglieri, E. and Castellani V. "Digital Transmission
Theory", Prentice Hall, 1987
[2] Qureshi, S. U. H and Forney, G. D., "Performance Properties of a T/2
Equalizer", IEEE Globecom,pp. 11.1.1-11.1.4, Los Angeles, CA,
December 1977.
[3] Gitlin, R. D., and Weinstein, S. B., "Fractionally Spaced Equalization: An
Improved Digital Transversal Filter", Bell Systems Technical Journal,
Vol. 60,pp. 275-296, February 1981.
[1] Benedetto, S., Biglieri, E. and Castellani V. "Digital Transmission
Theory", Prentice Hall, 1987
[2] Qureshi, S. U. H and Forney, G. D., "Performance Properties of a T/2
Equalizer", IEEE Globecom,pp. 11.1.1-11.1.4, Los Angeles, CA,
December 1977.
[3] Gitlin, R. D., and Weinstein, S. B., "Fractionally Spaced Equalization: An
Improved Digital Transversal Filter", Bell Systems Technical Journal,
Vol. 60,pp. 275-296, February 1981.
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convergence rate of fractionally spaced channel equalizer is
proposed. Instead of symbol-spaced updating of the equalizer filter, a
mechanism has been devised to update the filter at a higher rate. This
ensures convergence of the equalizer filter at a higher rate and
therefore less time-consuming. The proposed technique has been
simulated and tested for two-ray modeled channels with various
delay spreads. These channels include minimum-phase and nonminimum-
phase channels. Simulation results suggest that that
proposed technique outperforms the conventional technique of
symbol-spaced updating of equalizer filter.", keywords = "Channel equalization, Fractionally-spaced equalizer", volume = "4", number = "7", pages = "1039-4", }