Adaptive Channel-shortened Interpolated Echo and next Canceller Designs Applied to 10gbase-t Ethernet System*

In this paper, new echo and NEXT cancellers are proposed for echo and NEXT cancellation in full-duplex digital transmission over 10GBASE-T system. The proposed cancellation schemes inherit the concept of the adaptive interpolated FIR (AIFIR)-based crosstalk canceller, where the long portion is modeled by an adaptive sparse FIR filter. Furthermore, we also employ the channel shortening technique to shorten the impulse response of crosstalk interference. Hence, the complexity of echo and NEXT cancellers can be greatly reduced. Simulations show that, with AIFIR and channel shortening, the new echo and NEXT cancellers still meet the SNR requirement in 10GBASE-T system and the complexity reduction of the proposed echo and NEXT canceller in arithmetic is about 45% and 37% respectively. The reduction of hardware complexity results in computationally efficient VLSI implementation of the echo and NEXT cancellers in 10GBASE-T system.