Hi,
Thank you very much for your detailed explanation. I understand now, but when I
use the equalizer, I no longer use "simpledfe()" but use "static()". I assume
that the receiving end does not know the modulation method. At this time,
something as expected occurred. The received text file was garbled. I have
tried measures such as increasing the transmission power\using cable, etc., but
the problem still occurs. I want to know what factors are related to this, and
I should continue to adjust Is the parameter configuration of "USRP
Source/sink"? Or should it be adjusted from other locations in the GRC flow
chart? (I used two USRPb210)
Sincerely
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"Marcus M??ller"
<muel...@kit.edu>;
????????: 2021??10??28??(??????) ????8:31
??????: "discuss-gnuradio"<discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org>;
????: Re: Why the ofdm data packet is not fully received ?
Hi!
A single OFDM symbol has 64 carriers. I can only guess you're using the
configuration of OFDM Carrier Aggregator that gives you 48 carriers
dedicated to data.
On each of these carriers, you do QPSK, so 2 bit per symbol.
That makes for a total of 96 bits, in a single OFDM symbol.
96 bits are 12 Bytes. "hello world" has 11 Bytes. So, you're not even
filling a single OFDM symbol with data!
But you're even setting a frame length of 96 bytes. So, this can't work;
you need to give the transmitter enough data to fill a frame.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 28/10/2021 10.59, ???????? wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I am using ofdm_tx/rx.grc to transfer text file data, and there is a
> "hello world" character in the text. I use two usrpb210 for transmission
> .When I set the "repeat" in the "file sink" to no, the receiving end
> cannot receive the correct "hello world" word, and the open file is
> blank; but when I set the "repeat" to yes, the receiving file is opened
> , Which contains a lot of repeated "hello world" words, I want to know
> why this happens? How can I solve this problem? (It can still be
> received correctly when my "repeat" is set to no)
> The flowchart is in the attachment.
> Thanks to anyone for the relevant information, thank you!
> Sincerely
