‫Now, the second equalizer that is also available in the Jeonju Review.
‫It is liste mean squared B, C, undirected equalizer.
‫And this is also a blind equalizer.
‫That means that we do not need to transmit a training sequence from the transmitter to the receiver.
‫However, this equalizer at the receiver requires that knowledge of the constellation of the signal
‫in order to remove the ISAF from the signal.
‫So this equalizer is a great fit for the cases where we can not use the constant more bootless algorithm.
‫For example, when we talk about the quadrature amplitude type of modulation, for example, if or cancellation
‫points are.
‫Like this, then we can very well see that these cancellation points do not have a constant amplitude.
‫So we can not use the constant more bullous equalizer in this case, but we can use the elements, Didi's
‫equalizer in this case, because we know the information about the Constellation points and we give
‫this information to the Elements DEEDI equalizer.
‫And using this information, it would remove the ISI from the deceived symbols.
‫However, there is a disadvantage of this equalizer, and that disadvantage is that if the signal to
‫noise ratio is bad, then in that case the performance of this equalizer degrades.