System and method of validating equalizer training
AssigneeConexant Systems, Inc.
InventorsLi Chen, Farhad Aminian, Keith T. Chu
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AssigneeConexant Systems, Inc.
InventorsLi Chen, Farhad Aminian, Keith T. Chu
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Equalizer training is validated by techniques to detect false training. The validation techniques involve checking the unique time domain energy shaping of a plurality of taps of a trained equalizer of a modem for good training. The energy measure for each equalizer tap of the plurality of taps is approximated by summing the magnitude of a real component and a magnitude of an imaginary component of an equalizer coefficient corresponding to the equalizer tap. A tap with a highest approximate energy (i.e., the main tap) is then determined. Next, the main tap energy is compared to a main tap threshold and a predetermined guarding threshold. The plurality of taps are arranged in a time index ordered sequence. In determining the main tap threshold, a first energy sum of a beginning set of taps in the sequence is compared with a second energy sum of a last set of taps in the sequence. The lesser tap energy sum between the first energy sum and the second energy sum is the main tap threshold. The main tap is then compared with the main tap threshold and the predetermined guarding threshold. If the main tap is greater than the main tap threshold and the predetermined guarding threshold, then the train of the equalizer is good. If the main tap is less than the main tap threshold or the predetermined guarding threshold, then the train of the equalizer is false. The above-mentioned validation techniques are effective to recognize the unique time domain energy shaping characteristics of good-trained equalizer taps.
A modem configured to validate equalizer training, comprising:
An integrated circuit, comprising:
A method of validating equalizer training, comprising the steps of:
A processor readable medium, comprising:
An integrated circuit, comprising:
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