Review and analytical comparison of recursive and nonrecursive equalization techniques for PAM transmission systems

Author

Lynch-Aird, Nicolas J.

Author_Institution

British Telecom Lab., Ipswich, UK

Volume

9

Issue

6

fYear

1991

fDate

8/1/1991 12:00:00 AM

Firstpage

830

Lastpage

838

Abstract

After near-end crosstalk (NEXT), the principal problem with pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) is intersymbol interference (ISI). The author presents an analytical comparison of various recursive and nonrecursive subtractive equalization techniques which may be used to remove ISI. Properties of subscriber loop responses which may be used in the design of simple and efficient equalizers are also explored. Simulation results are presented comparing the performances of many of the described equalizer structures for an 800 kb/s 2B1Q PAM transmission system operating over 12 kft of 24 AWG cable

Keywords

crosstalk; equalisers; intersymbol interference; pulse amplitude modulation; subscriber loops; 12000 ft; 24 AWG cable; 2B1Q PAM transmission system; 800 kbit/s; FIR feedback filter; NEXT; decision feedback equalizer; intersymbol interference; line code; near-end crosstalk; nonrecursive subtractive equalization; pulse amplitude modulation; recursive substractive equalization; subscriber loop responses; Baseband; Cables; Crosstalk; DSL; Decision feedback equalizers; Finite impulse response filter; ISDN; Intersymbol interference; Subscriber loops; Transceivers;

fLanguage

English

Journal_Title

Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Journal on

Publisher

ieee

ISSN

0733-8716

Type

jour

DOI

10.1109/49.93093

Filename

93093