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Add Cyclic Prefix (Transmitter) (LabVIEW)
(m34119)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
Cyclic
,
LabVIEW
,
OFDM
,
Prefix
,
Transmitter
,
Tutorial
,
YouTUBE
Summary:
This module discusses the cyclic prefix in the OFDM transmitter, both why it is needed and how it can be constructed in a LabVIEW environment. It contains the block diagram, instructional video, and file available for download.
Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics
Language:
English
Popularity:
54.11%
Revised:
2010-05-02
Revisions:
5
Add Cyclic Prefix (Transmitter) (MATLAB)
(m34138)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
CYCLIC
,
ECE
,
Guard
,
INTERVAL
,
OFDM
,
PREFIX
,
SDR
,
UIUC
Summary:
This performs the simple but crucial task of adding the cyclic prefix for the transmission guard interval. This will protect real systems against multipath fading. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see ... current version.
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This performs the simple but crucial task of adding the cyclic prefix for the transmission guard interval. This will protect real systems against multipath fading. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the transmitter for the most current version.
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Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
54.68%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
New
Bits-to-Words (Transmitter) (LabVIEW)
(m34120)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
BITS
,
ECE
,
LabVIEW
,
OFDM
,
SDR
,
UIUC
,
WORD
Summary:
This is a seemingly trivial sub-VI that converts a parallel stream of bits to a parallel group of bit-words. While it could easily be done without a sub-VI, it's always important to practice modularity and simplicity for readability in the overall design. This makes the debugging ... the future.
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This is a seemingly trivial sub-VI that converts a parallel stream of bits to a parallel group of bit-words. While it could easily be done without a sub-VI, it's always important to practice modularity and simplicity for readability in the overall design. This makes the debugging and modification process, an inevitability, much simpler in the future.
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Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics
Language:
English
Popularity:
47.12%
Revised:
2010-05-02
Revisions:
5
Bits-to-Words (Transmitter) (MATLAB)
(m34139)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
BITS
,
ECE
,
MATLAB
,
OFDM
,
TRANSMITTER
,
UIUC
,
WORDS
Summary:
The fairly trivial operation of converting a set of bits to a set of words. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the transmitter for the most current version.
Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
23.81%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
New
FFT-to-Symbols (Receiver) (MATLAB)
(m33849)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
FFT
,
MATLAB
,
Receiver
,
Spectrum
,
Symbols
Summary:
The incoming OFDM symbol was generated by essentially performing a parallel to serial transformation via an Inverse Fourier Transform (IFT). This is frequently done in the digital domain by using the Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm. Thus, we wish to recover our spectrum where the bits were present in ... current version.
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The incoming OFDM symbol was generated by essentially performing a parallel to serial transformation via an Inverse Fourier Transform (IFT). This is frequently done in the digital domain by using the Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm. Thus, we wish to recover our spectrum where the bits were present in parallel. For more information on why we use IFFT in the chain of the OFDM transmitter, see the appropriate module. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the receiver for the most current version.
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Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
43.03%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
2
Frequency Synchronization (Receiver) (MATLAB)
(m33848)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
Frequency
,
Offset
,
Phase
,
Recovery
,
Symbol
,
Synchronization
,
Training
Summary:
When an OFDM symbol is received, there is almost a guarantee the mixing frequency will be out of phase and slightly different than the carrier frequency. This algorithm is designed to eliminate this inconsistency by way of a predetermined training symbol. This module code will soon be supplanted by a ... current version.
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When an OFDM symbol is received, there is almost a guarantee the mixing frequency will be out of phase and slightly different than the carrier frequency. This algorithm is designed to eliminate this inconsistency by way of a predetermined training symbol. This module code will soon be supplanted by a more modern algorithm. For BPSK, we can model the frequency offset as a constant phase offset and the algorithm works fine. For more general forms of Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM), this does not suffice. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the receiver for the most current version.
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Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
54.98%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
2
Introduction to OFDM and SDRs
(m33640)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
Industry
,
Motivation
,
OFDM
,
SDR
Summary:
What is OFDM? What is an SDR? Why is either important or relevant? This module addresses the nature of these questions as well as what the project aims to implement.
Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics
Language:
English
Popularity:
54.13%
Revised:
2010-05-03
Revisions:
3
OFDM Symbol Decoder (Receiver) (MATLAB)
(m33852)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
Final
,
MATLAB
,
Product
,
Receiver
Summary:
This file brings together all of the previous files into one MATLAB interface. With one command, and the right parameters, one can successfully receive one training symbol and one data symbol. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by ... current version.
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This file brings together all of the previous files into one MATLAB interface. With one command, and the right parameters, one can successfully receive one training symbol and one data symbol. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the receiver for the most current version.
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Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
69.11%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
2
OFDM Symbol Generator (Transmitter) (LabVIEW)
(m34129)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
ECE
,
LabVIEW
,
OFDM
,
SDR
,
UIUC
Summary:
This is the culmination of all the previously developed sub-VIs. It's job is to simply package up all the functionality nice and neat, and make it ready to place in any communications template for real-world use.
Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics
Language:
English
Popularity:
69.29%
Revised:
2010-05-03
Revisions:
5
OFDM Symbol Generator (Transmitter) (MATLAB)
(m34140)
Authors:
Bryan Paul
,
Aditya Jain
Keywords:
ECE
,
GENERATOR
,
MATLAB
,
OFDM
,
SYMBOL
,
TRANSMITTER
,
UIUC
Summary:
Puts together the previous MATLAB scripts to generate a full OFDM Symbol. NOTE: The MATLAB library was used in the initial version of the design but has since been replaced by an updated LabVIEW module. Please see the LabVIEW portion of the transmitter for the most current version.
Subject:
Mathematics and Statistics,
Science and Technology
Language:
English
Popularity:
63.16%
Revised:
2010-03-28
Revisions:
New
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