Andrew H. Gee, R. Borge
Abstract
An improved method for the design of pulse-shaping filters is described. Practical relationships between the decision-threshold spacing and the timing tolerance are used to specify the aspect ratio of a rectangle fitted in the eye opening; its size is then maximised.
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An improved method for the design of pulse-shaping filters is described. Practical relationships between the decision-threshold spacing and the timing tolerance are used to specify the aspect ratio of a rectangle fitted in the eye opening; its size is then maximised.
Key concepts: Intersymbol interference, Jitter, Pulse shaping, Rectangle, Electronic engineering, Interference (communication), Filter (signal processing), Computer science