Lecture

OFDM Channel Estimation

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of OFDM channel estimation, focusing on the efficiency and impact of wireless receivers. The instructor discusses the process of estimating the channel in OFDM systems, considering factors like noise variance and training-based channel estimation. Various techniques for choosing N and optimizing the channel estimation process are explored, emphasizing the importance of accurate estimation for wireless communication systems.

Instructor

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