Apr 18, 2011 #1 G Girly_girl Full Member level 2 Joined Oct 14, 2009 Messages 143 Helped 9 Reputation 18 Reaction score 8 Trophy points 1,298 Location UK Activity points 2,125 dear all, just a quick question... What exactly happens to the signal after going through the convolutional coding block? Many thanks in advance
dear all, just a quick question... What exactly happens to the signal after going through the convolutional coding block? Many thanks in advance
Apr 18, 2011 #2 qwertyuiop415263 Full Member level 4 Joined Mar 26, 2010 Messages 231 Helped 50 Reputation 102 Reaction score 39 Trophy points 1,308 Location Pakistan Activity points 2,414 there should be 2 signals which can convolute.
Apr 18, 2011 #3 G Girly_girl Full Member level 2 Joined Oct 14, 2009 Messages 143 Helped 9 Reputation 18 Reaction score 8 Trophy points 1,298 Location UK Activity points 2,125 thank you.. could you kindly explain to me where does the 2nd signal come from? for instance in an ofdm system?
thank you.. could you kindly explain to me where does the 2nd signal come from? for instance in an ofdm system?
Apr 18, 2011 #4 qwertyuiop415263 Full Member level 4 Joined Mar 26, 2010 Messages 231 Helped 50 Reputation 102 Reaction score 39 Trophy points 1,308 Location Pakistan Activity points 2,414 if you have two signals (in time domain) and you convolute them then the result in f-domain will be the product of the fourier transforms of these two signals individually.(i.e frequency components of the two signals will multiply with each other)
if you have two signals (in time domain) and you convolute them then the result in f-domain will be the product of the fourier transforms of these two signals individually.(i.e frequency components of the two signals will multiply with each other)