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Visible Light Communication Post-equalization Technology

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Equalization can be divided into two categories: frequency domain equalization and time domain equalization. The so-called frequency domain equalization corrects the system’s frequency characteristics, so that the total characteristics, including the baseband system equalizer, satisfy the undistorted transmission conditions. The so-called time domain equalization directly corrects distorted waveforms to satisfy the requirements of no inter-symbol interference criterion in the time domain, with parameters generated by the equalizer.

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Chi, N. (2018). Visible Light Communication Post-equalization Technology. In: LED-Based Visible Light Communications. Signals and Communication Technology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56660-2_7

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