Lectures related to Frame Synchronization

Covers the impact and compensation of time and phase offset in wireless receivers.

Covers the impact of time and phase offset in wireless receivers and discusses compensation techniques.

Covers the challenges and techniques of parameter estimation in wireless receivers.

Covers the fundamentals of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) in wireless communication systems.

Covers the systematic derivation of a synchronization algorithm with a generalized likelihood test in wireless receivers.

Covers parameter estimation in wireless receivers and phase ambiguity in signal modeling.

Explores OFDM channel estimation for wireless receivers, emphasizing the importance of accurate estimation in wireless communication systems.

Explores Multi-Carrier Modulation for wireless receivers, discussing wideband signal generation and the impact of multipath channels.

Explores parametric spectrum estimation methods, including line and smooth spectra, and delves into heart rate variability analysis.

Discusses the impact of multipath channels with ISI on wireless receivers and how to mitigate their effects.

Explores the evolution and impact of mobile networks, discussing the challenges and advancements in wireless technologies.

Explores diversity and receivers in wireless communication systems, covering fading, BER, and signal quality improvement techniques.

Explores signal processing fundamentals, including discrete time signals, spectral factorization, and stochastic processes.

Covers sampling, Fourier Transform, and reconstruction using low-pass filters in signal processing.

Covers the discrete time model calculation for wireless receivers and Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM).

Explores the transition between continuous time signals and passband modulation techniques.

Explores signals, instruments, and systems, covering ADC, Fourier Transform, sampling, signal reconstruction, aliasing, and anti-alias filters.

Explores neural signals, EMG control, muscle synergies, and HD-EMG for prosthetic devices.

Covers wireless receivers in the presence of Gaussian noise and error probability estimation.

Covers fading channels in wireless communication, discussing models, performance, diversity, and attenuation effects.