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Consider a simulation style demo where a block produces paced bursts. We have no way to insert zeros in the dead-time between bursts so the receiver shows burst back to back. Even the Lora demo ended up using a significant amount of configurable padding to simulate this. A dead-time insertion block should have two ports:
port 0 is the bursty data with end of frame label
port 1 is the zero (or noise) stream
The block muxes between the two using the end frame label to switch to port 1, and the presence of data on port 0 to switch back.
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Consider a simulation style demo where a block produces paced bursts. We have no way to insert zeros in the dead-time between bursts so the receiver shows burst back to back. Even the Lora demo ended up using a significant amount of configurable padding to simulate this. A dead-time insertion block should have two ports:
The block muxes between the two using the end frame label to switch to port 1, and the presence of data on port 0 to switch back.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: