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Hi, There is no function that does this out-of-the-box. Wouldn't it be sufficient to define a custom filter corresponding to a time-shifted (truncated) sinc filter? |
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fft is one approach. Another relatively low-complexity approach is
Lagrange interpolator.
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Hi,
There is no function that does this out-of-the-box. Wouldn't it be
sufficient to define a custom filter
<https://nvlabs.github.io/sionna/api/signal.html#customfilter>
corresponding to a time-shifted (truncated) sinc filter?
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Is there currently a library function in Sionna that can do the fractional delay of the signal?
I know some method like FFT can simply do that, but It would be even better if Sionna already supports the Farrow Method.
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