Electron. Lett. (UK)
 1991
DOI: 10.1049/el:19910672
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Reduction of FM threshold effect by inband noise cancelling

A.M. Pettigrew1,
T. J. Moir
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“…A similar (but not identical) approach was previously shown in [9]. For that paper a different method was used to produce the correction term to cancel the spikes and the method will not work on multipath propagation.…”
Section: After Supressionmentioning
confidence: 99%

A Multiplicative Cancellation Approach to Multipath Suppression in FM Radio

Moir
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Pettigrew
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2013
Wireless Pers Commun
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“…A similar (but not identical) approach was previously shown in [9]. For that paper a different method was used to produce the correction term to cancel the spikes and the method will not work on multipath propagation.…”
Section: After Supressionmentioning
confidence: 99%

A Multiplicative Cancellation Approach to Multipath Suppression in FM Radio

Moir
1
,
Pettigrew
2
2013
Wireless Pers Commun
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Compensation of co- and adjacent-channel interference in FM receivers

Schlereth
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1994
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Inband noise cancelling in FM systems: the white noise case

Moir
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Pettigrew
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1992
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