Blind Linearization of Nonlinear Channels using a Repetition/Modulation Precoder

In this paper we introduce a new approach for compensating nonlinear distortions. The usual approaches necessitate the design of devices such as predistorters or nonlinear equalizers for compensating nonlinearities. Our approach consists in viewing the received signal as a linear mixture of distorte...

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Diode lasers
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Equalizers
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Nonlinear filters
Radio transmitters
Signal and Image Processing
Signal to noise ratio
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