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papr reduction using slm and clipping method

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i am working on papr reduction in ofdm using slm and clippping method, please help me in understanding the matlab code for these techniques.

thanks!
 

Please let us know what exactly you are not able to understand in the code
 

i have code for clipping, but its not give the appropriate result..please help me.

Code:
clc;
clear all;
close all;

 L=input('Enter the L factor(1 to 1.5)= ');
 N=input('Enter the number of transmitted symbols= ');
M=input('Enter the alphabet size= ');

k=[0:0.5:10];
k1=[1:N];

r=floor(M*rand(N,1));                          
modulated_data=qammod(r,M);                                 
                                               
LN=floor(L*N);
parallel_data=modulated_data';
zero_padding=[parallel_data(1:N) zeros(1,LN-N)]';



ifft_data=ifft(zero_padding);                                  
x_mag=abs(ifft_data);
papr=max(x_mag.^2)/mean(x_mag.^2);

figure(1)
plot(x_mag),title('Normal OFDM signal');
xlabel('time'),ylabel('amplitude')

y=abs(ifft_data).^2;
y1=sort(y,'descend');
y3=y1./mean(x_mag.^2);
y4=10*log10(y3)


[d,k] = hist(y4,k);
figure(2)
semilogy(k,1-cumsum(d)/max(cumsum(d)),'-r')

CR=5;

x_max=(10^(CR/20))*mean(x_mag);

for j=1:LN                                   
if(x_mag(j,1)>x_max)
    x_mag1(j,1)=x_max;
else
    x_mag1(j,1)=x_mag(j,1);
end;
end;

figure(3)
plot(x_mag1),title('Clipped OFDM signal with CR=5 dB');
xlabel('time'),ylabel('amplitude')


                                           
papr1=max(x_mag1.^2)/mean(x_mag1.^2);



c=abs(x_mag1).^2;
c1=sort(c,'descend');
c2=c1./mean(x_mag1.^2);
c3=10*log10(c2)


[dc,k] = hist(c3,k);


CR1=1;

x_max1=(10^(CR1/20))*mean(x_mag);

for j=1:LN                                   
if(x_mag(j,1)>x_max1)
    x_mag2(j,1)=x_max1;
else
    x_mag2(j,1)=x_mag(j,1);
end;    
end;

c21=abs(x_mag2).^2;
c22=sort(c21,'descend');
c31=c22./mean(c21);
c34=10*log10(c31);

[c35,k]=hist(c34,k);

papr2=max(x_mag2.^2)/mean(x_mag2.^2);

figure(4)
plot(x_mag2),title('Clipped OFDM signal with CR=1 dB');
xlabel('time'),ylabel('amplitude')


figure(5)
semilogy(k,1-cumsum(dc)/max(cumsum(dc)),'-k')

figure(6)
semilogy(k,1-cumsum(c35)/max(cumsum(c35)),'-k')

figure(7)
semilogy(k,1-cumsum(d)/max(cumsum(d)),'-sr',k,1-cumsum(dc)/max(cumsum(dc)),'-+b',k,1-cumsum(c35)/max(cumsum(c35)),'-<g')
xlabel('PAPR (dB)');ylabel('CCDF');
title('CCDF VS PAPR');grid on;hold on;
hleg=legend('ORIGINAL','clipping with CR=5 dB','clipping with CR=1 dB');
 
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how the papr is reduced when we multiplied with phase sequence in slm method.. please explain me.
 

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