In mountainous propagation scenarios for digital mobile radio communications with moderate fading and with rapidly changing channel characteristics adaptive equalization concepts must be applied to achieve a sufficient low bit error rate in the demodulator. It is shown that the decision feedback equalizer (DFE) with its coefficients derived from the estimation of the channel impulse response yields a better performance with less implementation complexity than the recursive least squares (RLS) lattice equalizer which directly adapts its coefficients.
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