WO2003069864A1 - Method and system for minimum mean square error equalization (mmse) iteratively circulating short training sequences until mse falls below a target threshold - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to digital communications systems, and more particularly to adaptive signal equalization in digital communication systems.
- signals are usually transmitted over channels having a limited bandwidth.
- bandwidth limited channels result in inter-symbol interference (ISI).
- Wireline channels are also subject to frequency-selective fading, and wireless channels experience multipath propagation.
- ISI inter-symbol interference
- the frequency response of the channels is usually not known a priori. This makes it difficult to design optimum filters for modulators and demodulators.
- the frequency-response characteristics are time-variant so it is not possible to design optimum fixed demodulation filters.
- the solution to the ISI problem is to design a receiver that employs means for compensating or reducing the ISI in the received signal.
- the compensator for the ISI is called an equalizer.
- equalizers There are many types of equalizers known for practical digital communication systems, such as maximum-likelihood (ML) estimation based equalizers, linear filtering with adjustable coefficients, decision feedback equalizers (DFE), etc., see J. G. Proakis, Digital Communications, Fourth Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York, 2001.
- the equalizers are usually adjustable to the channel response, and for time-variant channels, are adaptive to the time variations in the channel impulse response (CIR). This technique is called adaptive equalization of the signal received via the channel.
- CIR channel impulse response
- a least mean square (LMS) process is the most commonly used for adaptive equalizing because of its computational simplicity.
- the LMS process is based on minimizing the mean square error (MSE) between a transmitted signal and an estimate of that signal at an output of the equalizer.
- MSE mean square error
- the major disadvantage of the LMS process is that the convergence rate is dependent on the eigenvalue spread of the autocorrelation matrix of the received signal.
- the LMS process needs a relatively long sequence of symbols in a training signal during a training stage.
- the invention provides a system and method that combines adaptive equalizers with training signal circulation for signal equalization in digital communication systems.
- the invention improves the overall performance of adaptive equalizers at a reduced complexity and slow convergence rates, particularly when a short sequence of symbols is used in the training signal.
- This invention can be used with equalizers with slow convergent rates, but it can also be effectively used with other types of equalizers with short training signal symbol sequences.
- the invention provides a method and system for equalizing a signal transmitted via a channel of a communications system.
- An input signal received via the channel is stored in a main buffer.
- a training signal portion of the received input signal is stored in a circular buffer as a circulating training signal.
- a mean square error of the training signal and an estimate of the transmitted signal is minimized until the mean square error is less than a predetermined threshold.
- the input signal received via the channel and stored in the main buffer is equalized directly to make decisions on symbols of the signal transmitted via the channel.
- the mean square error is determined directly from the training signal, during subsequent stages of training the circulating training signal is used.
- Figure 1 is a block diagram of components of a receiver that can use the invention
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a receiver adapted for training signal circulation according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flow diagram of adaptive equalizing method according to the invention.
- the invention provides means for improving the convergence properties of LMS- type equalizers with a short sequence of symbols in a training signal by circulating the training signal while making an initial estimate of the channel impulse response.
- LMS -type equalizers can reach a convergent stage or steady state even though the sequence of symbols in the training signal is very short. Therefore, the system and method according to the invention has the low computational complexity of LMS-type equalizers, and the steady-state performance of RLS -type equalizers.
- the invention uses the following major functions: a circulation trigger with a predetermined threshold that is the target error value of the error signal, i.e., the mean square error (MSE), training signal circulation, and a desired response generator and selection.
- MSE mean square error
- This invention can be used with LMS-type of equalizer, and also with other types of equalizer and short sequences of symbols in the training signal.
- Adaptive Equalizer Figure 1 shows some of the components of a receiver 100 that can use the invention.
- the receiver includes an adaptive equalizer 110, a decision device 120, a feedback filter 130, and an adder 140.
- An input signal 101 to the receiver 100 is a distorted version of a transmitted signal with noise.
- An output signal 102 is a decision 102.
- Nt N is a length of the equalizer
- w the tap weight vector
- n a time index
- ⁇ a step size
- e an error signal
- v the input signal 101.
- the desired response 103 is selected using a sequence of symbols in a training signal during a training stage, and the input signal in an equalization stage.
- the feedback filter 130 can be by-passed.
- the error signal e(n) is a difference between the desired response 103 and the output 102 of the adaptive equalizer.
- FIG. 2 shows some of the components of a receiver 200 with training signal circulation according to the invention. These components include a main buffer
- the switch 220 also receives input from a circulation buffer 230.
- the size of the circulation buffer is equal to the size of the sequence of symbols in the training signal.
- the circulation buffer 230 is filled with the input training signal during an initial training stage.
- the input training signal is also fed to an equalization and decision device 240.
- the receiver also includes a desired response generator 250 coupled to the device 240, and a circulation trigger 260 that controls the switch 220 and the desired response generator 250.
- the output signal 202 is the decision symbols, and the desired response generator selects the output from the training symbols 203 in the training stage and the decision symbols 202 in the equalization stage.
- the LMS-type equalizer generally needs a longer sequence of training symbols than the RLS -type equalizer.
- the LMS-type equalizer does not operate well during the initial equalization stage.
- the equalizer still can reach the convergent state even though the training sequence is short.
- the invention circulates the received training signal during the training stage as the input signal to the equalizer and the coefficients obtained during the first iteration of training can be used as the initial coefficients during the subsequent iterations of training. Therefore, the initial filter coefficients approach the optimum filer coefficients in steady state and the equalizer can operate near the optimal weight vector, w, in the equalization stage even though the sequence of symbols in the training signal is short.
- the receiver 200 operates in initial and subsequent training stages 310, and an equalization stage 330.
- the switch 220 selects the output from the main buffer 210 as the initial input signal 201 to the device 240, and the circulation buffer 230.
- the main buffer stores the data received via a channel of a communications system.
- the desired response generator 250 selects the training sequence 203 as output, and the decision symbols 202 for the equalization stage.
- the MSE of the training sequence 301 and an estimate of the transmitted training signal is determined.
- the circulation trigger 260 compares the MSE with a threshold T 303, which is predetermined from a target MSE.
- step 315 if the MSE is greater than the predetermined threshold T 303, then the receiver has not yet converged, and additional training stage 310 is necessary. Therefore, training signal circulation 320 is triggered, and the receiver enters the 7th iteration of training stage 310 with i > ⁇ . Now, the switch 220 selects the output from the circulation buffer 230 as the input to the equalizer 240, and the next iteration of training is perfo ⁇ ned on the circulating training signal 301. The iterations of subsequent training determine the MSE of the circulating training signal and repeat until the MSE is less than the predetermined threshold T 303.
- the receiver 200 enters the equalization stage 330.
- the circulation buffer 230 is not used, and the equalizer uses the received input signal 302 directly to make decisions on the symbols of the signal transmitted via the channel.
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