Lecture

Delay compensation: Estimation and implementation

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This lecture covers delay compensation in communication channels, including the concepts of bulk delay and fractional delay. It explains how to estimate the fractional delay and compensate for it using Lagrange interpolation. Practical examples are provided to illustrate the implementation of delay compensation.

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