Hi,
I have a problem in channel estimation of a waveform with the following
specs:
Baud rate = 2400
Sample rate = 9600 Hz
USRP input sample rate = 400 kHz (three times interpolating by 5, one
time decimating by 3)
Super frame length = about 9 seconds (CFO removal at start of each)
Channel estimation = around every 100 msec (training seq. space)
Daughter board = LFTX / LFRX
The problem is this:
In some superframes, from each training seq. to the next, there is
a jump in derivatives of the estimated phases (equivalent to jumps in
carrier frequency) at the training seq. causes fatal errors in channel
estimation. Increasing the carrier frequency makes it worse. I really
wonder why that happens and how to treat it. ()
(I have tested the waveform with some radios and it worked well and I
have been working on it for about 2 months...)
Regards,
Al
Hi,
I have a problem in channel estimation of a waveform with the following
specs:
Baud rate = 2400
Sample rate = 9600 Hz
USRP input sample rate = 400 kHz (three times interpolating by 5, one
time decimating by 3)
Super frame length = about 9 seconds (CFO removal at start of each)
Channel estimation = around every 100 msec (training seq. space)
Daughter board = LFTX / LFRX
The problem is this:
In some superframes, from each training seq. to the next, there is
a jump in derivatives of the estimated phases (equivalent to jumps in
carrier frequency) at the training seq. causes fatal errors in channel
estimation. Increasing the carrier frequency makes it worse. I really
wonder why that happens and how to treat it. ()
(I have tested the waveform with some radios and it worked well and I
have been working on it for about 2 months...)
Regards,
Al