Maximum Throughput Loss of Noisy ISI Channels Due to Narrowband Interference. Al-Dhahir, N. & Diggavi, S N. IEEE Communication Letters, 5(6):233–235, June, 2001.
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Narrowband interference (NBI) could occur in transmission media such as twisted pair or coaxial cable. We analyzed the effect of such interference on the data throughput for finite-blocklength transmission over noisy inter-symbol interference channels. It was shown that the worst narrowband interference spreads its power over the “sweet spots” of the signal (i.e. where the signal puts highest power). More precisely, the auto-correlation matrix of worst-case narrowband (rank-deficient) interference is shown to have the same eigendirections as the signal. Moreover, if the rank of the covariance matrix of the NBI is M
@article{ADj01,
 abstract = {Narrowband interference (NBI) could occur in transmission media such as twisted pair or coaxial cable. We analyzed the effect of such interference on the data throughput for finite-blocklength transmission over noisy inter-symbol interference channels. It was shown that the worst narrowband interference spreads its power over the “sweet spots” of the signal (i.e. where the signal puts highest power). More precisely, the auto-correlation matrix of worst-case narrowband (rank-deficient) interference is shown to have the same eigendirections as the signal. Moreover, if the rank of the covariance matrix of the NBI is M<N (where N is the rank of the signal and M is dimension of the space) then the worst interferer is shown to put its power along the M largest eigendirections of the signal.},
 author = {N. Al-Dhahir and S N. Diggavi},
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 journal = {IEEE Communication Letters},
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 number = {6},
 pages = {233--235},
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 title = {Maximum Throughput Loss of Noisy ISI Channels Due to Narrowband Interference},
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@article{ADj01,
 abstract = {Narrowband interference (NBI) could occur in transmission media such as twisted pair or coaxial cable. We analyzed the effect of such interference on the data throughput for finite-blocklength transmission over noisy inter-symbol interference channels. It was shown that the worst narrowband interference spreads its power over the “sweet spots” of the signal (i.e. where the signal puts highest power). More precisely, the auto-correlation matrix of worst-case narrowband (rank-deficient) interference is shown to have the same eigendirections as the signal. Moreover, if the rank of the covariance matrix of the NBI is M<N (where N is the rank of the signal and M is dimension of the space) then the worst interferer is shown to put its power along the M largest eigendirections of the signal.},
 author = {N. Al-Dhahir and S N. Diggavi},
 file = {:papers:ps:nbi.pdf},
 journal = {IEEE Communication Letters},
 label = {ad_j01},
 month = {June},
 note = {},
 number = {6},
 pages = {233--235},
 tags = {journal,WorstNoise,RobComm,IT},
 title = {Maximum Throughput Loss of Noisy ISI Channels Due to Narrowband Interference},
 type = {2},
 volume = {5},
 year = {2001}
}