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Post #Ah3FxfXJyU3zplMC92 by [email protected] |
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New blog post: LTE downlink: PDSCH. I show how to decode the PDSCH (downlink da… |
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First the PDSCH symbols are equalized using the appropriate transmission mode. … |
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Next we extract soft symbols and descramble them. We then undo the rate matchin… |
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Now we run the Turbo decoder. I show how the message LLRs evolve in each iterat… |
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I look at the data in all the PDSCH transmissions. This includes the SIBs, whic… |
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An interesting find is a 64QAM transmission for one of the UEs that are reporti… |
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Post #Ah3FxfzKIMStEcSYnQ by [email protected] |
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I finish by looking at the decoded data in Wireshark and showing the different … |
