Reduced length of rrc filter. Parameterized some values to make future updates easier #1
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Reduced filter length, added comments, and parameterized some values in order to make future changes easier.
I'm confused about the values used in the notebook. We have 10 samples per symbol, but the oversampling factor used was 40. I don't think we multiply by the number of symbols used in the modulation scheme, but if one did that, then we'd get 40 (10*4 = 40, and we see 40 in the 40 * 8 filter length argument).
I set it to 10 * 8 for a filter length of 80. I'd like someone to check this work in case I missed something basic in how rrc filters are calculated using the rrcosfilter function from commpy.
Shortening the filter length should reduce the computational workload? 8 symbol's worth of filter length is a good number. People often use 6.
I don't think this is something that happens automatically in the code. There isn't a connection between this notebook, for example, and a set of taps that could then go into a header file that were generated by something like this notebook. Since we have a Numerology notebook generating the numerology.h file, filter taps could be part of that too.