Channel estimation enhanced LMS equalizer
AssigneeInterDigital Technology Corporation
InventorPhilip J. Pietraski
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InventorPhilip J. Pietraski
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The present invention is related to an enhanced equalizer using channel estimation. A scaled version of a channel estimate is used as an expected average behavior of the product of a transmitted signal and a received signal to implement Griffith algorithm. The present invention also uses advance or prediction of a channel estimate to overcome the lag problem inherent in a least means square (LMS) algorithm in a time varying channel. Therefore, the present invention enables the use of a small step size while attaining the same tracking capability with a large step size. A channel estimate at some time in the future is used for updating equalizer filter tap coefficients. This may be performed with a prediction filter. Alternatively, a delay may be introduced in the input data to the filter tap coefficient generator, which makes a channel estimate look like a prediction to the filter tap coefficient generator.
An equalizer comprising:
A method for performing equalization on received signals, the method comprising:
An integrated circuit (IC) for equalization, the IC comprising:
A filter tap coefficient generator for generating filter tap coefficients for an adaptive filter, the filter tap coefficient generator comprising:
A method for generating filter tap coefficient for an adaptive filter, the method comprising:
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