Abstract: A method and/or system for the stable operation of fractionally spaced equalizers available in digital signal receivers, having a plurality of equalization coefficients, said equalization coefficients being updatableby minimizing a proper cost function and stabilizable through a proper change of said cost function, said change of said cost function requiring the use of a virtual noise matrix. According to the invention, the cost function (J) for the updating of the coefficients of the fractionally spaced equalizer (FSE) is changed by adding a cyclostationary virtual interference [v(t)].

Abstract: Efficiency of a digital link, e.g., a microwave link, is improved by coding numeric signals for transmission so as to transmit selected sequences, in terms of peak power of a filtered signal, for transmission through the link. The most favorable numeric sequences may be encoded by baseband numeric coding.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of reducing the peak power of a signal at the output of the transmit filter of a digital link, e.g. a microwave link. The invention is characterized by the use of a coding in transmission and a decoding in reception, adapted to reduce the peak power of the filtered signal. In the disclosed embodiment, not intended to be limiting, the encoder and the decoder can be realized through simple maps insertable in the baseband part of the system.