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- What is pulse shaping filter?
- Why is pulse shaping technique used?
- What is a pulse shaping amplifier?
- Does OFDM use pulse shaping?
What is pulse shaping filter?
A pulse shaping filter is used in communication channels to manipulate a waveform or pulses to have the desired shape in the time domain. A pulse shaping filter can be a physical circuit, but normally it's a mathematical function that is used as a signal processing algorithm.
Why is pulse shaping technique used?
Why is pulse shaping technique used? Explanation: Pulse shaping techniques reduces the intersymbol interference. They are also used to reduce the spectral width of the modulated digital signal.
What is a pulse shaping amplifier?
Linear, Pulse-Shaping Amplifiers for Pulse-Height (Energy) Spectroscopy. For pulse-height or energy spectroscopy, the linear, pulse- shaping amplifier performs several key functions. Its primary purpose is to magnify the amplitude of the preamplifier output pulse from the millivolt range into the 0.1- to 10-V range.
Does OFDM use pulse shaping?
The principle of OFDM with pulse shaping has been introduced in [13]. One of the main criteria for pulse shape design is the time-frequency localization (TFL), which has been identified in [14] as an important target to achieve low out-of-band emissions and low interference induced in doubly dispersive channels.
