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Title:
Echo cancellation in two-wire, two-way data transmission systems
Abstract:
An adaptive echo canceller for two-wire, simultaneous two-way data communication at full bandwidth uses Nyquist-interval, rather than baud-interval, processing to achieve independence from timing discrepancies between near-end and far-end terminals. The entire echo signal, and not merely baud-interval samples thereof, is suppressed. The echo canceller is preferably a transversal structure.
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Inventors:
Weinstein, Stephen B. (Holmdel, NJ, US)
Application Number:
880293
Filing Date: 1978-02-22 Publication_date: 1978-12-26 Assignee:
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated (Murray Hill, NJ)
Primary Class(es):
379/406.06
370/276, 370/286, 370/291
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Other References:
V. Koll and S. Weinstein; "Simultaneous Two-Way Data Transmission over a Two-Wire Circuit"; IEEE Transactions on Communications; Feb. 1973; pp. 143-147. M. Sondhi; "An Adaptive Echo Canceller"; Bell System Technical Journal; vol. XLVI, No. 3; Mar. 1967; pp. 497-511. F. Becker and H. Rudin; "Application of Automatic Transversal Filters to the Problem of Echo Suppression"; Bell System Tech. Journal; Dec. 1966; pp. 1847-1850. |