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Is adaptive filtering better than well-designed FIR filter?

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hi, guys

I'm just beginning to study some materials of adaptive filtering in order to find if any enhance can be made to improve the performance of a power line communicaiton receiver. I just think that adaptive filtering has a very attractive technique name in the application of noise filtering --- it is called "noise cancellation". However, I wonder how can a dynamic FIR filter can achieve better performance than a fixed and well-designed FIR filter in getting rid of the noise out of band, if the receiving signal is a well-known digital-modulated signal, such as BPSK? Does any proof can prove it?

But I think adaptive filtering must have some advantage because it is widely-used in modern communication devices as I know. So does anybody can explained it to me if it is really so useful?

Many many thanks!

Regards!~
 

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