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Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics

Ye Li, K.J. Ray Liu

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Abstract

This article investigates blind adaptive equalization for single- input/multiple-output (SIMO) channels. A second-order statistics based algorithm (SOSA) and a modified second-order statistics based algorithm (MSOSA) for equalization of SIMO channels are presented. Computer simulation demonstrates that the new algorithms converge faster than fractionally spaced constant- modulus algorithm (FS-CMA). The proposed algorithms can be applied in wireless communication systems with antenna arrays to combat the multipath fading.

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APA 7

Li, Y., & Liu, K. R. (1996). Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics. University Libraries (University of Maryland).

MLA 9

Li, Ye, and K.J. Ray Liu. “Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics.” University Libraries (University of Maryland), 1996.

Chicago

Li, Ye, and K.J. Ray Liu. 1996. “Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics.” University Libraries (University of Maryland).

Harvard

Li, Y. and Liu, K.R. (1996) ‘Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics’, University Libraries (University of Maryland).

BibTeX
@article{li1996blind,
  title = {{Blind Adaptive Equalization of SIMO Channels Based on Second- Order Statistics}},
  author = {Li, Ye and Liu, K.J. Ray},
  journal = {University Libraries (University of Maryland)},
  year = {1996}
}

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