Résumé: Walsh filtering has been used as a method to reduce receiver complexity in several coding and modulation systems, especially in continuous phase modulation systems. In this paper, we show that its lowpass filtering ability is poor and alias components arising from an adjacent channel can significantly degrade the maximum-likelihood decoding. Instead, a lowpass filtering method is more robust against adjacent channel interference and thus gives less decoding errors than the Walsh filtering method.

Langue: Anglais