adaptive equalization

adaptive equalization

[ə′dap·tiv ‚ē·kwə·lə‚zā·shən]
(communications)
A signal-processing technique designed to compensate for impairments in received signals over a communications channel resulting from imperfect transmission characteristics.
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adaptive equalization

A transmission technique that dynamically adjusts its modulation method based on the quality of the line.
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