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ifft zero padding dvb-t 1705 2048
Yes but we put the cyclic prefix in time domain and not the frequency domain to deal with 1) Avoid losing info in Multi-path and 2) Make sure that we have cyclic convolution in time domain so that in frequency domain we can use simple multiplication, now my point is that both these operations are in time domain and if we copy something from the end (future) to the beginning (present) requires future knowledge of what would be the signal at the end.
I know this works somehow, I mean thats why we have successful implementations so .... how does it happen or more precisely how can it happen
What is code time, do we buffer our signal till the end and afterwards copy the end at the beginning?
Aya2002 said:Hi communication_engineer,
we are working in the frequency domain not in the time domain so leave the casual and non casual aside.
Yes but we put the cyclic prefix in time domain and not the frequency domain to deal with 1) Avoid losing info in Multi-path and 2) Make sure that we have cyclic convolution in time domain so that in frequency domain we can use simple multiplication, now my point is that both these operations are in time domain and if we copy something from the end (future) to the beginning (present) requires future knowledge of what would be the signal at the end.
I know this works somehow, I mean thats why we have successful implementations so .... how does it happen or more precisely how can it happen
Aya2002 said:It is possible in code time to do the copy and paste for the end to paste it in the begining of the signal.
I hope my answere is cleare.
What is code time, do we buffer our signal till the end and afterwards copy the end at the beginning?