Tuesday, 13 August 2019
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Why OFDM?
Problem : How to distribute the bandwidth with
the multiple user?
Solution : divide entire bandwidth into multiple small bandwidths (sub-carrier) and distribute sub-carrier to every user -> FDM (Frequency Division Multiplexing)
Problem : What happen if one user has more data
than other user?
Solution : one user can divide its data into multiple streams (serial to parallel) and send over multiple sub-carrier -> known as MC (Multi-carrier
Communication)
Problem : How to avoid interference with
subsequent sub-carrier?
Solution-1 : put a guard band in between
sub-carrier. But, guard band cannot transmit anything then it introduce
frequency inefficiency.
Solution-2: make sub-carrier orthogonal. So
there is no interference b/w sub-carriers and they can be overlap to each other
and save bandwidth -> known as OFDM
Problem : one sub-carrier requires one pair of
transmitter and receiver. Therefore, we
require multiple transmitter and receiver to support multiple sub-carriers. How
to solve this issue?
Solution : If we put an algorithm to integrate
all parallel signal at transmitter and distribute back to parallel signal at
receiver. Then we need only one pair of transmitter and receiver. Fourier
Transformation fulfills that requirement. IFT(inverse FT) converse parallel
signals and FT distribute back to parallel signals.
Problem : Does FT is
capable to handle continuous signals efficiently? No… How to Solve this?
Solution : Use
DFT(discrete Fourier Transformation), sample the original continuous signals
and get a series of discrete sample values. And optimize further for fast processing using FFT(Fast Fourier transformation).
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