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Dear all,
I am now trying to simulate the Matlab cosimulation with OptisSystem. I read the sample, namely MatlabOptiSysBER.m and OpticalLinkProject.osd. As I carefully examined, the number if bit at the transmitter is 2040 bit, and when the simulation is done, the number of samples of bit sequence recovered is just above 2*2040 = 4080 samples. How it happen? why not just 2040 received samples?
Another concern, I dont know how we obmit one sample alternately when we count the received signal (the code commande: BinaryOut(:,swint) = SignalOut(3:2:2*(NrOfBits-1),1); ). and what is stand for the number 3 in this command? because of the filter order (4) in this simulation? so the delay should be 4-1=3? does it correct? I read the help secsion of the filter block but there is nothing about the delay created by the filter.
I attached two file below for better clarification. Thank you very much,
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Since I did not see my post so I thought that there was an error in network connection. I am sorry!
No problem, I’m just letting you know why I deleted your other topic.
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