The Generalized DMT (GDMT) provides a low latency high data rate transmission |over copper cables constituting a solution for many symmetrical data services |up to 2 Mbps. The low latency is realized by a short FFT, short guard |intervals and by compensating the remaining ISI/ICI by means of a special |equalizer compensation (EC) matrix in the frequency domain. In this paper, a |further useful application of the EC matrix is presented. Using the same |matrix topology, we can show that narrowband interference, which is a severe |problem in DMT and OFDM systems due to the limited selectivity of the FFT, |can be nearly perfectly eliminated. The EC matrix possesses a sparce matrix |topology and thus offers high spectral efficiency which is important for |practical applications.
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