Re: Interference - Co-Channel and Inter-symbol

julius wrote:

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> Whereas for co-channel interference, even if the modulation format
> is identical, you may end up decoding for two users in order to
> cancel them.

Easier to say than to do. Suppose a conversation taking place in a room
with a radio playing. The radio, being louder, makes the conversation
nearly unintelligible. On television, that's no problem. The nerd guru
twiddles a few knobs, types a few lines on a keyboard, and the
conversation is clear. Now lets get real. Somehow, a clean recording of
the broadcast is available. How much will that help?

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Jerry
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