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Adjustable observation window length equalisation receiver based on H criterion for ultra-wideband in non-Gaussian noise

Adjustable observation window length equalisation receiver based on H criterion for ultra-wideband in non-Gaussian noise

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To suppress the effects of ultra-wideband receiver caused by non-Gaussian noise and difference of channel profile, an adjustable observation window length equalisation receiver based on H criterion is proposed. In contrast to the existing fixed observation window length (FOWL) equalisation receivers based on the minimum mean square error (MMSE) criterion, the proposed receiver is found on H criterion and can adaptively adjust the observation window length according to the specific channel profile. The proposed receiver so designed is shown to outperform the FOWL equalisation receivers based on the conventional MMSE criterion in a non-Gaussian noise environment.

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