Time-Series Analysis for Adaptive Channel Equalisation
Tanvir Dlamini
Corresponding
Tsinghua University
Takashi Li
University of Dhaka
Abstract
Sustainable development of biomedical instrumentation requires a clearer quantitative picture of adaptive channel equalisation. A mathematical model is formulated and solved by time-series analysis for representative configurations of biomedical instrumentation. An improvement of about 24% in performance was obtained by tuning three key parameters. The results should help engineers make better-informed decisions under conditions of uncertainty.
Keywords:
adaptive channel equalisationtime-series analysisfibre-reinforced polymersuperconductivitydigital signal processingwastewater treatment
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