Method for repairing received signal and equalizer
OwnerAri Hamalainen, Jukka Henrikssoninventors
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A method for repairing a channel-encoded phase modulation signal deteriorated in radio path, and an equalizer and receiver operating according to said method. In the repairing of the received signal (r) is utilized data corrected with respect to bit errors, which data is achieved by channel coding and decoding and interleaving. For this purpose, a feedback signal is formed by re-encoding and reinterleaving the decoded signal. This way bits ({circumflex over (b)}), correspoding to symbol bits of the signal received from the channel but in addition estimating the original data, are provided. The equalizer (EQ) is an iteration-type. After each iteration cycle, to the result is added the corresponding bit estimate being included in the feedback signal for the next cycle. When the result has settled, it is taken forward on the signal path without said bit estimate. A wide iteration cycle, accompanied by parts belonging to channel coding and interleaving (DEIL, DEC, ENC, IL), can be repeated for a few times with the same data for further reducing errors. In the equalizer as well as in the decoder (DEC) analog technology, instead of digital iteration, can be used in searching for the equilibrium of bit values.
A method for repairing in a receiver symbols of a channel-encoded signal, deteriorated in radio path of a transmission system, in which receiver bits of repaired symbols are channel-decoded, the method comprising the following steps;
An equalizer for repairing symbols of a channel-encoded signal, deteriorated in radio path of a transmission system, the equalizer comprising
A receiver comprising an equalizer for repairing symbols of a channel-encoded signal, deteriorated in radio path of a transmission system, a deinterleaver and a channel decoder, which equalizer has
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