Method of reducing the convergence time of an echo canceller...

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H04B 15/00 (2006.01) H04B 3/23 (2006.01)

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CA 1211526

27 ABSTRACT: A method of reducing the convergence time of an echo canceller including a transversal filter having N adjustable complex coefficients comprises the following steps: - transmitting a complex training signal constituted by data d(n) transmitted at instants nT, where T is the data interval, having a period LT at least equal to NT and having the following two properties: Image for every integer i such that 1 < i < N - 1, and Image for every integer i such that 0 < i < N - 1; - after the transmission of N data, calculating the coeffi- cients ? of the transversal filter from the sequence formed by the next L data transmitted, in accordance with the expression: Image where ?o represents the N initial coefficients, eR(n) is the difference signal between the received signal and the real output signal of the transversal filter, ?x(n) represents the complex conjugate value of the last N data entering the transversal filter, and .sigma.2 is a constant characterizing the power of each of the transmitted data.

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