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Generalized Theory of Variable Equalzers
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Generalized expressions for variable transfer functions (VIFs) , v(f,x) , for approximating real transmission chracteristic y0(f)u are investigated, which results in several new VTFs that provide error reductions and/or realizations superior to conventional ones. Error reduction is attained through zero forcing (ZF) of errors in terms of u and/or x parameters (ZF- U, ZF-X). It is shown that error reduction for first order VTFs (Linear and bilinear VTFs) depends only on ZF-U. On the other hand, second order VTFs (quadratic and biquadratic VTFs) utilize both ZF-U and ZF-X to attain drastic error reductions. The concept of x range modification is also introduced to contribute design flexibility.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E74-B No.9 pp.2785-2790
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- 1991/09/25
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- Communication Systems and Transmission Equipment
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Yoshitaka TAKASAKI, "Generalized Theory of Variable Equalzers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E74-B, no. 9, pp. 2785-2790, September 1991, doi: .
Abstract: Generalized expressions for variable transfer functions (VIFs) , v(f,x) , for approximating real transmission chracteristic y0(f)u are investigated, which results in several new VTFs that provide error reductions and/or realizations superior to conventional ones. Error reduction is attained through zero forcing (ZF) of errors in terms of u and/or x parameters (ZF- U, ZF-X). It is shown that error reduction for first order VTFs (Linear and bilinear VTFs) depends only on ZF-U. On the other hand, second order VTFs (quadratic and biquadratic VTFs) utilize both ZF-U and ZF-X to attain drastic error reductions. The concept of x range modification is also introduced to contribute design flexibility.
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