We updated our #OFDM library for #python. It's an amazing concept to use the DFT to transmit as much data as theoretically possible given N discrete samples / symbol! https://lnkd.in/ef3nEWpg
Python OFDM Library Update: DFT-Based Data Transmission
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Could you comment a bit on why it's so amazing and in which situations it can be used? For embedded robotics?