Digital signal processing receivers, systems and methods for identifying decoded signals
AssigneeSchlumberger Technology Corporation
InventorsChristopher Paul Reed, David Kirk Conn
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AssigneeSchlumberger Technology Corporation
InventorsChristopher Paul Reed, David Kirk Conn
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A digital signal processing receiver, a system and/or a method identifies a decoded signal. The receiver, system and/or method extract at least one sequence of one or more symbols from a digital incoming signal to generate an extracted sequence of symbols. The receiver, system and/or method generate a first result based on a comparison of the extracted sequence of symbols and one or more possible matching digital signals of a set of idealized model data according to a Bayesian probability theory. The receiver, system and/or method generates a second result based on a comparison of an equalized version of the digital incoming signal and the one or more possible matching digital signals. The receiver, system and/or method generates a third result based on a comparison of the extracted sequence of symbols and one or more possible matching digital signals of a modified set of idealized model data. The receiver, system and/or method compare the first, second and third results to determine an idealized result, and identify a decoded signal for the actual incoming signal based on the idealized result.
A method for identifying a decoded signal for an incoming signal, the method comprising:
A system for identifying a decoded signal for an incoming signal, comprising:
Computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon one or more programs that enable a processor to process data and information, wherein the one or more programs comprises a series of program instructions which when executed by a processor using software cause the processor to:
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