Equalization problems in a digital FM receiver

Kammeyer, Karl‐Dirk

doi:10.1016/0165-1684(85)90134-3

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“…The different sample rates, the corresponding numbers Ni and the resulting exploitation factor K ; (according to equ. (7)) are listed in Table 2.…”

Section: 3 Partitioning Of the System In Subsystems Withmentioning

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Implementation of multirate systems by digital signal processors

Wintermantel

1990

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The progress in the field of digital signal processing leads to the development of digital multirate techniques. Due to the fact that every single part of the whole system is processed with a minimum sample rate these techniques result in a very advantageous realization of a digital system with respect to the required processing time. In this paper a systematic procedure is shown leading to an efficient implementation of such multirate systems by digital signal processors. With the introduction of appropriate measures it is possible to make statements about the efficiency of the implementation with respect to the available arithmetical capacity of the signal processor. The presented method is demonstrated by the example of the implementation of a voice frequency telegraph FSK‐modem by a digital signal processor.

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“…The different sample rates, the corresponding numbers Ni and the resulting exploitation factor K ; (according to equ. (7)) are listed in Table 2.…”

Section: 3 Partitioning Of the System In Subsystems Withmentioning

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Implementation of multirate systems by digital signal processors

Wintermantel

1990

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“…Since the Corrington paper was published there have been several attempts at reducing the effects of multipath interference. Perhaps one of the most commonest approaches in the literature is to use adaptive equalization [2,3]. Such approaches have proven successful in cases where the reflection is not too severe.…”

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