Recursive metric for NTSC interference rejection in ATSC-HDTV trellis decoder
A decoder and grid technology, applied in the field of video signal receivers, can solve problems such as performance degradation
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[0024] The present invention provides an improved metric for use in trellis decoders for HDTV receivers in the ATSC terrestrial broadcast standard adopted in the United States. Specifically, the present invention utilizes the recursive non-Euclidean family of optimal and sub-optimal trellis decoder metrics when processing a received HDTV signal with a comb filter to remove NTSC co-channel interference. As will be described in more detail below, the disclosed recursive metric performs better than the Euclidean metric for the case of NTSC interference and hence comb filters. Additionally, the recursive family of metrics performs better than the truncated metrics described in the aforementioned co-pending US application by Markman et al. ATSC-HDTV receiver and raster decoding
[0025] look now image 3 , wherein a block diagram is drawn to illustrate in more detail the receiver 121 of the system 100 in a preferred embodiment of the present invention. With HDTV receiver 121, the ...
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