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Transmitter optimization for noisy ISI channels in the presence of crosstalk

Al-Dhahir, 2000

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3475348473004754199
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Al-Dhahir N
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IEEE transactions on signal processing

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Transmitter optimization techniques for maximizing the throughput of linear ISI channels impaired by additive-Gaussian noise and crosstalk are presented. The transmitter ends of both single carrier and multicarrier transceiver structures are optimized subject to a fixed …
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