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Distributed Mutually Referenced Equalization

Yoshiki Sugitani, Wataru Yamamoto, Teruyuki Miyajima

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We propose a distributed blind equalization method for wireless sensor networks, in which a source sends data and each node performs time-domain equalization to estimate the data from a received signal that is affected by inter-symbol interference. The equalization can be performed distributively based on the mutually referenced equalization principle. Even if the nodes in the network are not fully connected to each other, the average consensus technique enables us to perform the equalization of all channels.

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We propose a distributed blind equalization method for wireless sensor networks, in which a source sends data and each node performs time-domain equalization to estimate the data from a received signal that is affected by inter-symbol interference. The equalization can be performed distributively based on the mutually referenced equalization principle. Even if the nodes in the network are not fully connected to each other, the average consensus technique enables us to perform the equalization of all channels.

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We propose a distributed blind equalization method for wireless sensor networks, in which a source sends data and each node performs time-domain equalization to estimate the data from a received signal that is affected by inter-symbol interference. The equalization can be performed distributively based on the mutually referenced equalization principle. Even if the nodes in the network are not fully connected to each other, the average consensus technique enables us to perform the equalization of all channels.

Key concepts: Blind equalization, Equalization (audio), Computer science, Node (physics), Interference (communication), Symbol (formal), Intersymbol interference, Wireless sensor network

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