Adaptive channel equalization technique and method for wideband passive digital receivers
AssigneeL-3 Communications Integrated Systems L.P.
InventorTimothy D. Reichard
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AssigneeL-3 Communications Integrated Systems L.P.
InventorTimothy D. Reichard
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An adaptive channel equalization technique and method for wideband passive receivers is disclosed that reduces and tends to minimize distortions caused by circuitry within passive digital receivers. This equalization architecture provides an adaptive equalization solution for a wideband passive channel that receives unknown signals from the RF environment both temporally and spectrally. A wideband chirp signal or calibration signal is periodically injected to capture the spectral response of the receiver channel as it varies from the distortions induced over time and temperature for synthesis of equalization filter coefficients. Thus, the channel equalization is performed independent of receiver signal source and is employed to minimize digital receiver signal measurement distortions across the passband by providing an equalization filter whose magnitude and phase response compensates for the channel distortions of the passive data collection system.
A wideband passive receiver system for a passive electronic intelligence surveillance system having channel equalization, comprising:
A channel equalizer system for a wideband passive receiver for a passive electronic intelligence surveillance system, comprising:
A method for equalizing a channel within a wideband passive receiver system for a passive electronic intelligence surveillance system, comprising:
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