Experimental Study of Adaptive Channel Equalization
Ibrahim Lee
Corresponding
Stanford University
Abstract
Improved treatment of adaptive channel equalization promises significant savings in the construction and operation of aircraft structures. Representative samples were prepared under controlled conditions and subsequently examined by statistical hypothesis testing. Efficiency improvements of the order of 32% are demonstrated for representative cases. The method is simple enough for use with the computing facilities available to most practising engineers.
Keywords:
adaptive channel equalizationstatistical hypothesis testingdigital communicationdistillation columnscorrosionreliability analysis
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