I've just been placed in charge of project involving PLC (Narrowband Power
line communication over DC in this case- See wiki
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRIME_(PLC)), in particular PRIME.
Unfortunately I know very little about the technology. Anyway I have
download various documentation and I a
Just to indicate I am progressing with studies. The below link seems to be a
reasonable tutorial for beginners with regards to OFDM.
http://complextoreal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/ofdm2.pdf
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With regards to OFDM I have one question.
I have a 8 channel OFDM using 8PSK. To me a single symbol using 8PSK means 8
bits, hence one byte of data. Since I have 8 channels, that would mean 64
bytes. This would equate to a single OFDM symbol of 64 bytes?
Going on further a payload of 16 OFDM symb
I've just started studying methods used to detect and then filter out/remove
cyclic noise from known signals.
I have a signal of 256 samples which repeats itself. I take this signal,
attenuate it and add noise at a specific band (frequency band), for example
50 Hz Sine Wave. In the simplest case
In a real system the signal would be a preamble, which would normally be used
for synchronization purposes at the receiver end (For example PLC system).
"I'm not quite sure what you mean by "cyclic noise", but the example you
give is 50 Hz (or 60 Hz) hum, so a narrowband interference."
Cyclic noi
I'm new to gnuradio and sdr. I'm looking to use a x310 usrp in an lte project.
I have read it can support a 184.32MHz clock frequency
which is great for LTE and a sample
rate of 30.72MHz.
I have looked at the uhd source code.
I get the impression that the lte frequencies can only be supported
Thank you for the replies. I succeeded in using a clock rate of 184.32Mhz and
a sample rate of 30.72MHz.
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Hi,
I'm currently using the Rational Resampler in GUNURADIO to resample LTE
data, for example from 30.72MHz to 15.36MHz and 50MHz to 15.36MHz. I`m able
to decode the data, so every thing seems to be well.
I chose the Rational Resampler, simply because it is easy to use. However I
noticed, GNURADI
I've used both the Fractional Resampler and the Rational Resampler so far
with reasonable results. At this stage in the case of the Rational
Resampler, I simply use the Interpolation setting and decimation setting to
form a ratio (taps:None, Fractional BW:0), which then generates the required
outpu
