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From: | Martin Braun |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] OFDM Example, 'Noisy' final symbol |
Date: | Wed, 30 Apr 2014 13:07:53 +0200 |
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On 30.04.2014 11:51, David Halls wrote:
Hi Martin, All, Has anyone noticed that the final symbol of any burst (no matter how many packets in a transmission) appears slightly 'noisy' in the OFDM example code? Is it something to do with my set-up? I attach a picture of the eq'd FD constellation when I send two packet: a) the first packet, b) the second packet (excluding the final (16th) symbol), and c) second packet (with all symbols) Is it to do with sample alignment/timing error? I have tried sliding the samples passed to the FFT at the receiver, moving the window backwards and forwards and can't get a better result...
This was my first thought when I read the subject line... where are you getting symbols? Before the equalizer? And is this OTA, or simulated?
Really, all OFDM symbols should be equally noisy. A timing offset will normally only make the acquisition start somewhere between start and end of the cyclic prefix. So, I'm unsure what this is without any further analysis.
Martin
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