Adjusting equalizer settings using ISI or Q calculations
An equalizer, equalization technology, applied in the direction of equalizer, carrier adjustment, modulation carrier system, etc.
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[0020] Disclosed below is an overview of the innovations, followed by reference to figure 1 for a more detailed discussion. In order to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, using statistical analysis, sampling plots reveal band centers and band noise, which can be processed and combined to estimate the Q result. These same band centers and band noise are used to calculate OEH or OEA. However, when the Q parameter is set too high or when the input eye is very small or noisy, the OEH results become blinded. This blindness makes the OEH adjustment in some cases unable to decide in which direction to adjust the CTLE setting. OEA calculations sometimes converge on the short / wide eye rather than the tall / narrow eye, even though the taller eye is preferred even if it is narrow. The eye-height-to-ISI Q ratio is less likely to produce blind zero results, and optimizing it at only one phase angle (the angle with the largest Q result) leads to better equalizer settings than st...
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