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From algorithm to ASIC: Realising distortion tolerant transmission

Theodor Kupfer

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Structural design and functional blocks of a digital equalizer chipset is shown in a case study of two product generations. In addition, challenges from field applications and product solutions are presented.

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Structural design and functional blocks of a digital equalizer chipset is shown in a case study of two product generations. In addition, challenges from field applications and product solutions are presented.

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Structural design and functional blocks of a digital equalizer chipset is shown in a case study of two product generations. In addition, challenges from field applications and product solutions are presented.

Key concepts: Chipset, Application-specific integrated circuit, Computer science, Distortion (music), Algorithm, Transmission (telecommunications), Product (mathematics), Field (mathematics)

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