DocumentCode
977430
Title
Adaptive equalisation for DECT systems operating in low time-dispersive channels
Author
Schultes, Gerhard
Volume
29
Issue
24
fYear
1993
Firstpage
2076
Lastpage
2077
Abstract
DECT (digital European cordless telecommunication) is the current standard for cordless indoor communication in Europe. In this work the authors present a scheme to increase the coverage area of DECT links in multipath propagation by the application of channel equalisation. The equaliser is a decision feedback equaliser using a recursive least squares algorithm for adaptation. As a training sequence for the equaliser, the standardised packet synchronising word of the DECT TDMA slots is used.
Keywords
adaptive systems; cordless telephone systems; digital radio systems; equalisers; fading; minimum shift keying; radio links; radiotelephony; telecommunication channels; time division multiple access; BER; DECT TDMA slots; DECT links; DECT systems; adaptive equalisation; channel equalisation; cordless indoor communication; coverage area; decision feedback equaliser; digital European cordless telecommunication; low time-dispersive channels; multipath propagation; recursive least squares algorithm; standardised packet synchronising word; training sequence;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electronics Letters
Publisher
iet
ISSN
0013-5194
Type
jour
DOI
10.1049/el:19931386
Filename
247576
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