Abstract
This paper studies various iterative detection processes for use in a synchronous serial data-transmission system where the signalelements are transmitted in orthogonal groups. The methods of operation of the different detection processes are first described, and then results of computer simulation tests are presented to compare the tolerances of the detection processes to additive white Gaussian noise, for various values of the sampled impulse response of the channel. It is shown that a good tolerance to noise can be achieved by detection processes that do not require an excessive number of sequential operations or unduly complex equipment.
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