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From: | Paul Fuxjaeger |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Channel Response in OFDM with MIMO USRP |
Date: | Sun, 13 Jan 2013 13:45:17 +0100 |
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On 13.01.13 08:04, Unforgiven11 dreams wrote:
As far as I know only sampling offset should be the reason for the same, but since these 2 USRPs now share the external clock, can this still be a problem?
10MHz/PPS syncing seems to work, because otherwise you wouldn't see this slope to be _identical_ over all frames.
I think you are right: timing offset. Maybe because of the total delay between those two synced baseband-in to baseband-out reference planes. So, some basic "timing synchronization" is still needed, every time after you have modified the "channel".
IRRC phaseshift(n) = delta*2*pi*n/N_subcarrierThe current delta seems to be around 0.25 in your plot, so maybe a offsetting your RX fft window by 80*0.25 = 20 samples helps reducing slope.
-paul
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