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Two blind adaptive equalizers connected in series for equalization performance improvement

Pinchas, 2013

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Pinchas M
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Journal of Signal and Information Processing

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ABSTRACT A variable step-size parameter is usually used to accelerate the convergence speed of a blind adaptive equalizer with N1+ N2− 1 coefficients where N1 and N2 are odd values. In this paper we show that improved equalization performance is achieved when …
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