A Performance Comparison of Fullband and Different Subband Equalisers
A Performance Comparison of Fullband and Different Subband Equalisers
We present two different fractionally spaced (FS) equalisers based on subband methods, with the aim of reducing the computational complexity and increasing the convergence rate of a standard fullband FS equaliser. This is achieved by operating in decimated subbands at a considerably lower update rate and by exploiting the prewhitening effect that a filter bank has on the considerable spectral dynamics of a signal received through a severely distorting channel. The two presented subband structures differ in their level of realising the feedforward and feedback part of the equaliser in the subband domain, with distinct impacts on the updating. Simulation results pinpoint the faster convergence at lower cost for the proposed subband equalisers.
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Mohamad, H.
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Rupp, M.
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Hanzo, L.
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August 2001
Mohamad, H.
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Weiss, S.
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Hanzo, L.
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Mohamad, H., Weiss, S., Rupp, M. and Hanzo, L.
(2001)
A Performance Comparison of Fullband and Different Subband Equalisers.
11th IEEE Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing, Orchid Country Club, Singapore.
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We present two different fractionally spaced (FS) equalisers based on subband methods, with the aim of reducing the computational complexity and increasing the convergence rate of a standard fullband FS equaliser. This is achieved by operating in decimated subbands at a considerably lower update rate and by exploiting the prewhitening effect that a filter bank has on the considerable spectral dynamics of a signal received through a severely distorting channel. The two presented subband structures differ in their level of realising the feedforward and feedback part of the equaliser in the subband domain, with distinct impacts on the updating. Simulation results pinpoint the faster convergence at lower cost for the proposed subband equalisers.
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Published date: August 2001
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Event Dates: August 2001 Organisation: IEEE Signal Processing Society Address: Orchid Country Club, Singapore
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11th IEEE Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing, Orchid Country Club, Singapore, 2001-08-01
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ISBN: 0-7803-7011-2
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