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OFDM Receiver CORDIC Module

Overview In OFDM receivers, orthogonality between sub-carriers can only be ensured when precise frequency translation between the txer and rxer is realized. Essentially, this indicates that OFDM receivers are more sensitive to RF-carrier frequency offset than conventional single-carrier transceivers. The Cordic module is one important part of the synchronization block where the estimation of carrier offset and correction are performed. It involves the calculation of phase angles of complex numbers and the compensation of carrier offset by means of coordinate rotation.

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PublisherRegents of the University of California File FormatPDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date PublishedJanuary 2001 Downloads16
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