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Hi ll,
I want to know whether AWGN affects PAPR in OFDM ? I am doing some simulations for the PAPR and found that it is insensitive to the SNR. Is this logical ? I think that when a gaussian random variable is added to OFDM samples
Dear all,
In the frequency domain, OFDM maintains orthogonality because nulls of adjacent subcarriers are co-located with the maxima of targeted subcarriers. However, adding CP and keeping subcarrier spacing will cause the nulls to be shifted and orthogonality seems to be not maintained !! I...
addition of CP only decreases the bandwidth of individual subcarriers but the overall allocated OFDM bandwidth depends on the subcarrier spcaing and this is not affected by CP. Decreasing subcarrier bandwidth while maintaining subcarrier spacing decreases BW efficiency because you allocated more...
Generate 1 for binary 1 and i for binary 0, add complex noise, and decide 1 if the real part of the received signal is greater than the imaginary and vice versa.
You need to get the Cumulative density function of the parameter you are getting the outage for (BER, FER, C/I, ..etc) and then Outage at certain threshold = CDF(threshold).
Dear all,
I want to interface system level results (C/I) to link level results (Frame Erasure Rates), so I need some mapping tables and statistical link level results/ curves for GSM link level performance (BER vs. C/I and FER vs. BER). Does anybody have link level mapping tables ?
Thanks.
Re: questionn about OFDM
Bandwidth is reduced due to overlapping spectra of different subcarriers in frequency domain. Regarding BER, in AWGN, you'll find that the BER is nearly the same but in fading channels, it depends on the equalization technique you're using.
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