Abstract
In order to demonstrate the practicality of high speed radio LANs, such as HIPERLAN, a hardware demonstrator has been built. To overcome the inter-symbol interference caused by the dispersive nature of the indoor radio channel, a decision feedback equaliser has been included in the system. No central synchronisation is provided in a network and a node must be able to derive all synchronisation from a received packet. This paper describes all of the signal processing hardware built for the demonstrator. The demonstrator is not standards compliant but the physical layer parameters are very similar and the signal processing required in HIPERLAN equipment will be very similar to that in the demonstrator.
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