Dear all, I am trying to simulate OFDM baseband in AWGN with frequency offset and look for BER vs. Eb/No in matlab. I have used the form: r = s.*cfo + n; where: r = received signal with frequency offset s = transmitted signal n = noise and cfo = exp(j*2*pi*freqOffset*(0:length(s)-1)) freqOffset = normalised frequency offset. But I havent get the proper BER vs. Eb/No figure. Could somebody help me and give me an idea how to simulate frequency offset with matlab and get BER please. Thanks. Awi
frequency offset, OFDM, BER and matlab
Started by ●April 10, 2007
Reply by ●April 10, 20072007-04-10
On Apr 10, 3:32 pm, "awi" <nmaed...@gmail.com> wrote:> Dear all, > > I am trying to simulate OFDM baseband in AWGN with frequency offset > and look for BER vs. Eb/No in matlab. > I have used the form: > > r = s.*cfo + n; > > where: r = received signal with frequency offset > s = transmitted signal > n = noise > and > cfo = exp(j*2*pi*freqOffset*(0:length(s)-1)) > > freqOffset = normalised frequency offset. > > But I havent get the proper BER vs. Eb/No figure.What do you mean by the "proper" BER figure? Do you mean the theoretical figure? If so, where do you get this theoretical figure from? -- Oli
Reply by ●April 10, 20072007-04-10
On Apr 10, 10:43 am, "Oli Charlesworth" <c...@olifilth.co.uk> wrote:> What do you mean by the "proper" BER figure? Do you mean the > theoretical figure? If so, where do you get this theoretical figure > from? >Good question. To me, the original post reads like: "Hi. I have A. But it should look like B. How do I get A that is like B?" ;-) Julius