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u sure about this?
i read somewhere that we have to multiply it by an exponential function to get an offset
so m kinda confused
what about phase offset...would frequency offset automatically give phase offset or we would have to plugin values for phase offset like we did for frequency?
also if i have to recover my original signal from any arbitrary frequency offset, what would u suggest for it then?
Frequency is the derivative of phase (or phase is the integral of frequency). So, if you have a fixed offset frequency, that will result in a varying (linear) phase offset.
Well, here is the answer of the offset frequency.
If there could be an offset between a transmitter and a receiver, then the design should be tolerable to it. This can be done by using a PLL or a DLL whose bandwidth is greater than that offset frequency.
Recovery is not a simple thing. There are alot of things that need to be know to determine what you need.
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