In OFDM systems, we have preamble transmitted before data for various purpose. In 802.11a preamble, we have short training sequence for AGC, packet detection, and others; after short training sequence, we have long training sequence for channel estimation and others. In general, for the training sequence, it is a certain number of repetition of a certain sequence. For example, in 802.11a, the short training sequence = [ S S S S S S S S S S] while each S is a short sequence with duration D for example. Basically, D is the period of this periodic sequence, with total length 10*D. My question is, what determines the period (D) of the sequence, and what determines the repetition times (10 in 802.11a case) of the same sequence? thanks a lot for your help. Philgo
question on OFDM preamble design.
Started by ●October 25, 2006