MATLAB-based wireless communications simulator for transmitting data over a high-mobility doubly-selective fading channel for various modulation techniques (OFDM, OTFS, ODDM)
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MATLAB-based wireless communications simulator for transmitting data over a high-mobility doubly-selective fading channel for various modulation techniques (OFDM, OTFS, ODDM)
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This repository contains some useful scientific functions that I created for my daily research work.
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