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julius - 16:54 22-08-08
On Aug 22, 8:44=A0am, "cpshah99" wrote:
>
> Hi Julius
>
> Extremely sorry for not replying properly.
>
> As u had said to run with channel effect and 'no noise', and I did the
> simulation, but still I am getting errors even at high SNRs.
>
> I think the adaptive equaliser is ...
Hello,
I am doing simulation studies for frequency and time domain
equalization. From the complexit point of view I completely agreed to
the fact that frequency domain is better in the number of
multiplications/additions. Regarding the performance (BER ) point of
view I can see there...
I was trying to search through literature in order to find advantages
and disadvantages of adaptive pre-coding and pre-equalization over
adaptive post-equalization. I failed. Can anyone point to a good
reference. 2ndly on adaptive pre-equalization there are only three
papers when we search ieee...
buaawh - 09:15 15-05-08
as we all konw, fractional space(FS) spampling is robust to nonideal timing
synchronization when we do time domain decision-feedback equalization. My
question is: why no paper mentioned using FS frequency domain DFE
equalization? at least till now I havenot read a paper confirm it. Any
comment or re...
Pavel.Schukin@gmail.com - 13:18 07-01-08
Hello.
Who can give me some description about Ungerboeck MLSE equalizer? I
use it for GSM burst equalization and get strange result - it works
bad. BER is increased as comparision with no equalization. I estimate
Channel Impulse Response and use it for signal reconstruction in
eaualizer but it ...
tmoshe - 03:24 21-09-06
Does signal from geostationaric satellite need to be equalized?
I'm talking about static receivers, not mobile.
Because as far as I understand this channel, except for non-linear
distorion due to high-power amplifiers, which does not affect M-PSK
modulations, there are no other distortions that re...
Hello, everyone.
In SISO-OFDM, we usually employ a frequency domain equalization after the
receiver FFT module, as a way to compensate for the channel distortion
along frequency bins. We depend on OFDM channel estimation and simple
inversion for this purpose.
In MIMO-OFDM, either multiplexed s...
Hi,
I am working on Turbo Equalization based on MMSE-SC based
techniques. I have a question on choosing the chnanel code. All
papers which people refer uses convolutional codes decoded by using
SOVA. Is there any reason why we use convolutional codes rather Turbo
codes ?
Any sugge...
prabin - 11:14 20-07-06
Hi guys,
I was doing the simulations for the multitap frequency domain
equalization for multicarrier system (DMT based). It seems though the
at the band edges (First few tones and last few tones) higher
performance can be achieved if we use higher number of equalizer taps.
Can you people pl...
12:14 02-01-08
I am doing a project on OFDM equalization. So far, i have been doing
equalization for one ofdm symbol. I wish to ask how could i add more
subcarriers in by using Simulink? Is there any example that i can
refer to?
Thanks alot.
...![[Enquiry] how to add OFDM subcarriers in simulink](/new/images/icon_more.jpg)
mguo - 18:35 08-05-06
How much benefit can adaptive equalization really get you in a packet
transmission system over multipath channel? Since one will need to do
synchronization before training the equalizer, it seems to me that synch
will be the first one to fail most of the time if ISI is really serious.
So that me...
It sure seems to do what you want, but maybe you aren't looking for the right
thing? The terms you want to look for are equalization and filtering. In
Audacity, select your waveform, then go to Effects-> Equalization or Effects-> FFT
Filter.
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Richard_K - 10:05 26-03-07
In order to find the Wiener solution for equalization purpose, do I need
to provide delay to the desired signal as in the case of LMS algorithm?
Will the result of the Wiener solution become better if I provide some
delay to the desired signal?
Thanks.
...
karthikbalaguru - 15:30 06-01-08
Hi,
I understand that simplified equalization is one of the good reasons
for going with OFDM. But, how do they manage it ?
That is,
The OFDM may be viewed as using many slowly-modulated narrowband
signals rather than one rapidly-modulated wideband signal.
So, The Differential modulation such a...
different - 09:30 31-01-07
On 31 Gen, 14:00, "Setanta" wrote:
> "different" wrote in message
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> news:1170239891.106561.239840@j27g2000cwj.googlegroups.com...
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> > I need to know what are the effects of sound alteration via dsp
> > (reverb, echo, chorus, flanger...), filtering and equalization on
> > p...
"Alberto" wrote in message
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> I am in search of the PDF of this paper :
>
> "Efficient realization of asynchronous LMS adaptive equalization"
> by Jan W.M. Bergmans
>
> I have been unable to find it with Google, nor to find an email
...
ramsay - 14:27 02-08-06
Hi,
I am working on a uncode 16-QAM OFDM simulation. The simulation works fine
when used in AWGN channel. I have a couple of questions now when i am
simulating performance in multipath channels.
1) What I want to understand through simulation is the effect of cyclic
prefix length on perform...
mike450exc - 09:57 03-05-06
> all:
>
> I dont know if this will work or not, but from what I read it sounds
like
> acoustic echo cancellation is fundamentally the same problem I have.
>
> I am recording pitch measurments with a single sensor located at the
> center of gravity of a vehicle. I would like to extract the ...
PARTICLEREDDY (STRAYDOG) - 07:33 21-02-08
well all dsp members,
i want to clarify under what
circumstances does the optimal and sub-optimal classifcations of a
particular algorithm is done. we say EQUALIZATION with error control
coding can be done in two ways
1. optimal receiver has to tackle out both I...
john wrote:
...
> See if you can dig up a copy of "How I Learned to Love the Trellis" by
> Bernard Sklar. It appeared in IEEE Signal Processing Magazine a couple
> of years ago. If you can't find a copy, I'll send you one.
The world fills me with awe. At 73, I am still amazed and th...
thom wrote:
(top posting fixed)
>
> > Don't you think "I don't have information about the original signal" is
> > rather incompatible with "it's a large band signal, ofdm modulation"?
> >
> > Steve
> >
>
>
>
> Maybe I'm not clear... Yes I know for example the signal bandwidth...
julius - 17:12 28-07-08
On Jul 28, 11:20 am, "ananth.rs" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to design an adaptive equalizer for an OFDM system which has
> an extremely low symbol rate. I have a question regarding this.
>
> The transmitter and the receiver are moving wrt each other. For what
> amount of relati...
Sorry, I had to add some information. The topic is about frequency
domain equalization in broadband communication. It is an alternative to
OFDM to deal with frequency selective fading channel.
...
Helen,
You might have to consider more then two channels (4 actually i think)
since there might be some coupling between H0 and H1.
The signals are going to go thru all the channels. The best way
you can do is to recover the signal at the receiver (equalization)
or find out what the channe...
On 30 May 2007 08:11:51 -0700, BERT wrote:
> On May 29, 3:55 pm, "parth_va...@yahoo.com" wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Has anyone worked on a term paper about this classic paper published
> > by Mueller and Muller in IEEE transactions on Communications, Vol
> > COM-24 No.5 May 1976?
...
On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:54:58 -0600, "me_chilled"
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am wanting to implement LMS algo in simulink without using the LMS block
> given in simulink library.
>
> My problem is that ,I want to apply the calculated filter coefficients to
> the ''input'' of the LMS bloc...
Hi all;
I have this small problem with a HIPERLAN/2 simulator,
I have three curves,
1= the BER-SNR normal curve for QPSK. (which we can find in all DSP
books)
2= the BER-SNR curve from the HIPERLAN/2 simulator without multi-path
channel effect, only: QPSK mapper-> inserting pilots -> ...
philgo - 20:06 09-07-07
I have seen some paper demonstrating the benefit of SCFDE over OFDM,
basically low PAPR performance, comparable complexity, improved
performance especially when convolutional code rate is high.
But why we see many standards still using OFDM, but not SCFDE?
...
furqee - 15:41 05-02-08
Hi, I would like to design use an equalizer for improving the performance
of 4fsk-frequency hopping system in rayleigh fading, I ve seen matlab
functions but they all are for linear modulations or is there any function
for non linear modulations??. Can any one please guide me on this issue? Is
there...
I have some questions....
Given the elegance of FDE, why has FDE lagged behind in use compared
to TDE? Also, why is OFDM so popular when SC-FDE is so much better?
(No ICI, no peak to average issues)
...
robert bristow-johnson wrote:
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> Andor, with one caveat, i think that Al's fixed-point implementation (with
> 32-bit fixed-point signals and 80-bit accumulator)
I purposedly suggested 24-bit fixed-point input signals. If you take
32-bit fixed-point input signals, the simple format convers...
Greg Berchin - 07:35 17-01-07
Okay, so I'm trying to work my way through "Blind System Identification
and Channel Equalization of IIR Systems without Statistical
Information", by Bai and Fu; specifically "Algorithm 4.1". Though the
nomenclature seems to be standard for multirate systems, it is
cumbersome. But I think I've ...
Fan.Zhang - 09:33 07-04-08
> Fan.Zhang wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I found these words in an Article. How to understand it?
> > "To demodulate MSK signal, if receiver makes a continuous phase
derotation
> > of pi/2, the received signal can be interpreted as BPSK"
> >
> > How to prove that in math?
> >
> >...
twitto - 08:07 19-07-07
Hi,
I'm currently try to develop an 8-VSB demodulator (for ATSC terestrial
digital TV). I saw that there is a simple way to covert to 8-VSB signal to
64-QAM (offset QAM, to be more precise). My question is: is demodulating
QAM is more cost-efficient than woking directly on VSB signal? (by means
o...
A_S - 15:04 25-11-06
Hi,
I'm a rookie in Adaptive DSP and equalization and I have questions bugging
me and I need some help from you all.Now wherever I have read,they talk of
MMSE criterion and a LS(Least Square)Solution/Fit.From how I see, MMSE is
point on error surface in terms of expectation of error and a LS is bes...
bitterbutter - 08:33 18-07-07
Hi guys,
I'm currently doing my literature review on both types of equalization.
Based on what I understand, both have comparable performance but use
different approach; MLSE: sequence detection while MAP symbol by symbol
detection. Since both relatively similar, how can we choose which type of
e...
I am trying to determine the best solution for real time image/video
processing in hardware... Does anyone have any thoughts as to which
solution (FPGA or DSP uP) is better. I would like to run several
(roughly 10) convolution filters as well as perform image histogram
equalization operation...
Vladimir Vassilevsky writes:
> tmoshe wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > When using the SG algorithm for equalizing, the error signal is computed
> > at the end of the pll. My problem is that the pll cannot be locked before
> > the channel is reasonably equalized. Thus, I have a "bootstrap" where...
julius - 09:21 03-05-07
On May 2, 5:35 pm, Shahin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Assume you have 2 OFDM transmitters that are simultanously
> transmitting different data and the data is somehow coded (ie CDMA).
> After IFFT the ofdm symbol of each transmitter , X1 and X2, passes a
> freq. selective fading channel...
porterboy76@yahoo.com writes:
> [...]
> If the signal and noise are both scaled equally, then
> how would this affect the BER?
How would that be equalization? Sounds like gain to me.
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