I get error when I try to pass my output_sample with N_ant=2 to the RX function.
The error says line 58, input_samps and freq_offset_vec are not in the same size.
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The output of lte_fdd_dl_transmit has all the antenna paths as seperate
columns of a matrix. The input of lte_fdd_dl_receive expects a single
vector with all antenna paths summed. This was a deliberate decision so
that a user can have access to all the antenna paths separately at the
output of lte_fdd_dl_transmit. To use the two together with cases other
than N_ant=1, you will need to sum the multiple antenna paths onto a single
vector before calling lte_fdd_dl_receive.
I get error when I try to pass my output_sample with N_ant=2 to the RX
function.
The error says line 58, input_samps and freq_offset_vec are not in the
same size.
Hi,
I get error when I try to pass my output_sample with N_ant=2 to the RX function.
The error says line 58, input_samps and freq_offset_vec are not in the same size.
Ghasem,
The output of lte_fdd_dl_transmit has all the antenna paths as seperate
columns of a matrix. The input of lte_fdd_dl_receive expects a single
vector with all antenna paths summed. This was a deliberate decision so
that a user can have access to all the antenna paths separately at the
output of lte_fdd_dl_transmit. To use the two together with cases other
than N_ant=1, you will need to sum the multiple antenna paths onto a single
vector before calling lte_fdd_dl_receive.
Hope this helps,
Ben
On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Ghasem NaddafzadehShirazi ghasemnaddaf@users.sf.net wrote: