Abstract
It is expected that the available spectrum for the proposed personal communication networks will soon be at a premium as the user population increases, and using multilevel quadrature amplitude modulation (MQAM), an bandwidth efficient transmission method for digital signals, may significantly ease the problem. A new lattice polynomial perceptron (LPP), with faster and less input signal-dependent convergence behavior, is presented and applied to frequency-selective slow fading channel equalization and adjacent-channel interference (ACI) suppression in a 16-QAM system. Computer simulation results are given, which shows that, in a 16-QAM system, the performance of LPP is clearly superior to that of the other structures.
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