Infineon Technologies Ag

Dietmar Str&auml;ussnigg

Heinrich Schenk

Peter Pessl

Stefan Schneider

J&ouml;rg Hauptmann

The invention relates to a method for the compensation of interference in a signal generated by discrete multitone modulation. The signal generated by discrete multitone modulation has a multiplicity of carrier frequencies, and each carrier frequency has a signal vector. An error signal vector is generated from a reference signal vector, which is a signal vector from the multiplicity of signal vectors. The error signal vector is added to each of the remaining signal vectors of the multiplicity of signal vectors for the purpose of compensating for interference. Each of the signal vectors of the multiplicity of signal vectors, except for the reference signal vector, is assigned a set of adjustable coefficients by which the error signal vector is multiplied prior to the addition.

Method of compensating for interference in a signal generated by discrete multitone modulation, and circuit configuration for carrying out the method.

The invention relates to a circuit configuration for quantization of digital signals and for filtering quantization noise. Said circuit configuration comprises a multitude of digital control loops connected in series and having quantizers. The digital signals having a word length of m-bits are fed to a first control loop in the series. The quantization error signal of each quantizer is filtered and fed back to the corresponding digital control loop. It is then fed to a downstream digital control loop. The quantized output signal of the first digital control loop is adapted to a third word length of u-bits which is smaller than the first word length. Except for the quantized output signal of the first digital control loop, the quantized output signals of the digital control loops of the series are respectively filtered by a digital filter. In an adder, said quantized output signals are then added to the first quantized output signal of the first digital control loop of the series to prevent quantization errors. The output signal of the adder has a second word length of n-bits and represents the quantized output signal of the circuit configuration.

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Villach, Austria

Dietmar Sträussnigg

Growing community of inventors

Villach, Austria

Dietmar Str&auml;ussnigg

Dietmar Sträussnigg