Adaptive equaliser for multipath channels

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An adaptive equalising system is described which makes possible efficient communication of serial digital data over a multipath channel, within certain limitations of the severity of the multipath. This technique is particularly suitable for two paths of comparable strength.

Inspec keywords: digital communication systems; equalisers

Subjects: Transmission line links and equipment

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