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⒉ISI: Inter-symbol interference. When digital signals are usually encoded in waveform, pulse sequences have specific spectral characteristics. When the pulse passes through the band-limited channel, the pulse will spread in time, and the pulse of each symbol will spread into the time interval of adjacent symbols. This is the inter-symbol crosstalk, which will lead to the wrong probability distribution when the receiver detects a symbol.
ISI is an extremely important concept in modern communication principles, which mainly comes from the quantitative analysis of digital baseband transmission.
Causes of ISI: The overall transmission characteristics of the system are not ideal, which leads to the distortion of the front and rear symbol waveforms and the long tail of the front waveform, thus interfering with the judgment of the current symbol, and when the cross-talk between symbols is serious, it will cause misjudgment.
For details, please refer to Modern Communication Principles (6th Edition) edited by Fan Changxin and Cao Lina, the university textbook, and National Defense Industry Press.