Lecture

Wireless Receivers: Parameter Estimation

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of parameter estimation in wireless receivers, focusing on formulating the conditions, unknowns, time offsets, blind estimation, and constructing signals from samples. It also delves into phase estimation, ambiguity, and signal modeling.

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