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Recently, the use of redundant memoryless single-carrier transmitters has been reported as an efficient choice to reduce distortions introduced by finite-impulse response (FIR) channels. In this work, redundant FIR transceivers are proposed to address not only channel frequency selectivity but additive colored noise, which strongly degrades the performance of memoryless transceivers. The transmitter is shown to be paraunitary, resulting in a simple receiver. The proposed system is optimized like a modulated filter bank. Channel shortening and post-combiner equalizers are used to improve system performance. Comparisons with recent proposed schemes are presented, illustrating the efficiency of the new structure for selective channels with colored noise. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Due to the growing importance of multichannel modulation, there has been great interest in the design of high-performance transmultiplex systems. In this paper, a new cosine-modulated transmultiplex structure is proposed based on a prototype filter designed with the frequency-response masking (FRM) approach. This new structure leads to substantial reduction in the computational complexity (number of multiplications per output sample) of the prototype filters having sharp transition band and equivalently small roll-off values. The relation between the interpolation factor used in the FRM prototype filter and the decimation factor in the subbands leads to distinct structures. Examples included indicate that the reduction in computational complexity can be higher than 50% of the current state-of-art designs, whereas the reduction on the number of distinct coefficients of the prototype filter can be reduced even further (over 75%). As a result, the proposed approach allows the design of very selective subfilters for transmultiplexes with a very large number of subchannels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]