Blind equalisation of a fractionally spaced channel (FSC) is generally difficult if all subchannels have common zeros . A new blind equalisation structure is proposed so that the uncommon part of the FSC is equalised with a fractionally spaced equaliser and the common part of the FSC is equalised with a decision feedback equaliser which operates at the baud rate.
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