UNIT-U aati ¥ Ganrovuction To Apaprvve Systems Adaptive digital Sfgnal processing fe the Study of | algorthms peehnioues which have -the capactty to vary atrording with the changing Statistical prpertes chametertst ak many real Signals. Such stochnfques are Sreces shally apped tn many areas puch as, | W channel equattsation. 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Sire perfisrrnance ~ when Foput signal characte rfstfe Ore Lnkrown are time Rethtes?Generar SPropeanies s sll Generally ~the adapfive Slr are Unear ¢ non- Linear. certain cforms of adapfive g/m beesme near Slm wohen ~thefe adlfustments are held tonstant after adapteNon| “hese lm are cotted Uncay adaptive s/m's. “They are very useful * They cn be mathamaticality tractable +TMhey ave generatly easfer qo design: Open | closed loop Adbpration + an) tlosed “The pen stp adaptive process Jakes the Hrfermation Fnput to a compeffonar algoritnm and’ ustng he resuste fo Set “he aclfustment of aclaptive g/m: “he Closest loop adapriatfon Involves automate experime ‘and ustng “the adfustments and knowledge ef Sukome adjusts “he 2lm parameters Yo get the deste? output «This has ~he advantage which 3 Workable To many appltartions where Cow | enalyHeat Synthesis procedure» Prpizcation of closed lop Adaptatfon! Now, constder an adapfive Slm shown In figs with Poput Xy2 ACK) and ovufpot Yee Yk) + Define a desfred vesponse dx=dCK) and an error Signal Cy2 eck) which Fs equatte YCK)—~AdCK)- Adagttve Linear tombfney + “these are non~reunrstve odapfve fitter Ps the | fundamental to adaptfye Sfgnal processing. The below #9. | Shous A general form of | | Linear tombiner where | Yor tis s+ Aw are “the elements of Ynput Sfynal vector and | Nosryr— bn axe lrresponding 5 adfustable wetghssInput Stgnal and weight Vectors t “The etements of Input veator Yo the Fig: may be Toterpreteal as “Simuttqnesos Mmputs Prom cePPerent Signal Sources. | eg Adaptive array antema Sim each Tnput fs conneeted to ' array eliments “the Poput vector may be Considered “to be a Seqeurtfhal | Sampies from the dame Signal Sourre as shown tm below an Figt Adaptive Gnear Comber ax a Btogte "pot adaptive | Cee en 7. aug! transve rsa\ FMiter. 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