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I have an OFDM signal, but the frequency interval is different. In this way, I want to use IFFT on uniform frequency data to get the time data. However, I do not know the exact time for the result of the IFFT signal. Do you know how I can do that?
N = 80
delta_f = 312.5e3
Frequency = np.arange(N) * delta_f
Frequency[40] = Frequency[39] + 2*delta_f # nonuniform frequency interval
Frequency_signal = np.random.rand(1000)
how to use nfft_adjoint(x, Frequency_signal)? what should I define as 'x'? Is there any place for me to input the nonuniform frequency interval?
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You should figure out the quantity you wish to compute (it's hard for me to tell from your description), and relate it mathematically to one of these expressions in order to make use of the nfft or nfft_adjoint kernel.
I have an OFDM signal, but the frequency interval is different. In this way, I want to use IFFT on uniform frequency data to get the time data. However, I do not know the exact time for the result of the IFFT signal. Do you know how I can do that?
how to use nfft_adjoint(x, Frequency_signal)? what should I define as 'x'? Is there any place for me to input the nonuniform frequency interval?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: