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Window walker - a Markov-based adaptive bit window selection for DSP blocks

Window walker - a Markov-based adaptive bit window selection for DSP blocks
Window walker - a Markov-based adaptive bit window selection for DSP blocks

This paper presents a dynamic bit frame (window) selection algorithm to address the mismatch in the number of bits in the output of a digital signal processing and the bit range size of the input of the following block. The algorithm is designed to be a flexible tool to tackle general, possibly highly varying input signals in such a way that maintains the maximum signal power without introducing significant data loss. Numerical experiments are presented in the end of the paper to illustrate the behavior of the proposed algorithm.

adaptive deconvolution, complexity reduction, Concurrent blind equalizer, digital television, dynamic tap allocation
0218-1266
Noronha, Tiago Baptista
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Trindade, Diego Von Brixen Montzel
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Halmenschlager, Vitor
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De Castro, Maria Cristina Felippetto
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De Castro, Fernando César Comparsi
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Arruda, Edilson Fernandes
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Noronha, Tiago Baptista
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Trindade, Diego Von Brixen Montzel
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Halmenschlager, Vitor
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De Castro, Maria Cristina Felippetto
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De Castro, Fernando César Comparsi
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Arruda, Edilson Fernandes
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Noronha, Tiago Baptista, Trindade, Diego Von Brixen Montzel, Halmenschlager, Vitor, De Castro, Maria Cristina Felippetto, De Castro, Fernando César Comparsi and Arruda, Edilson Fernandes (2012) Window walker - a Markov-based adaptive bit window selection for DSP blocks. Journal of Circuits, Systems and Computers, 21 (4), [1250029]. (doi:10.1142/S0218126612500296).

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Abstract

This paper presents a dynamic bit frame (window) selection algorithm to address the mismatch in the number of bits in the output of a digital signal processing and the bit range size of the input of the following block. The algorithm is designed to be a flexible tool to tackle general, possibly highly varying input signals in such a way that maintains the maximum signal power without introducing significant data loss. Numerical experiments are presented in the end of the paper to illustrate the behavior of the proposed algorithm.

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Published date: 1 June 2012
Keywords: adaptive deconvolution, complexity reduction, Concurrent blind equalizer, digital television, dynamic tap allocation

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Local EPrints ID: 445904
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/445904
ISSN: 0218-1266
PURE UUID: 1560fc95-2da1-4beb-b0a3-c90c92bf8e64
ORCID for Edilson Fernandes Arruda: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9835-352X

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Date deposited: 13 Jan 2021 17:31
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 04:04

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Author: Tiago Baptista Noronha
Author: Diego Von Brixen Montzel Trindade
Author: Vitor Halmenschlager
Author: Maria Cristina Felippetto De Castro
Author: Fernando César Comparsi De Castro
Author: Edilson Fernandes Arruda ORCID iD

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