Synchronization and sampling frequency in an apparatus receiving

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Combining or distributing information via time channels

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370208, 375324, 375364, H04J 1100, H04J 100

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061251240

ABSTRACT:
An OFDM receiver determines (12; 27) the pulse response of a radio channel and locates (13; 14) its starting point, end point and the maximum and its value. The difference between the end point and the starting point gives the length of the pulse response. A guard interval time corresponding to the guard interval separating the OFDM symbols is set (17; 18) in the receiver in such a manner that it covers the most significant components of the pulse response. A slow and monotonous temporal shift of the pulse response between measurement rounds indicates an error in the sampling frequency. The error is corrected (23; 31) in such a manner that the pulse response shift is compensated for.

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