Interference restraining method for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing signal
A technology of multiplexing signals and orthogonal frequency division, applied in the field of interference suppression in OFDM signals, can solve the problems of damaged sub-carriers, reception failure, OFDM symbol synchronization failure, etc. Effect
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[0012] In the present invention, the input data enters the FFT / IFFT module for FFT conversion after passing through two ping-pong selected buffers, then enters the interference detection and suppression module for interference shielding, then returns to the FFT / IFFT module for IFFT conversion, and finally the digital AGC Keep the power of the shielded signal stable.
[0013] The input signal is segmented according to the order of the data flow. Each segment of data includes sequential M data. The next segment of data is the M-N+1th data of the previous segment as the starting point of the segment, and the front and rear segments overlap N data. Due to the FFT New data is sent during the transformation, and the data of the two FFT transformations needs to have N-point overlapping parts (0<N<M), so the input data must first enter two buffers for ping-pong operation, and the data in the overlapping parts must be simultaneously Enter two buffers, and after each buffer is full of d...
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