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    Hi,

    When I go through the source code of sora SDK, I find some diference between the softwifi and brick model in the modulation process for 802.11b. In the brick programming model, it has a raise cosine filter in the TQuickPulseShaper brick, but the softwifi has'n it. Is the method "BB11BPMDSpreadFIR4SSE" in softwifi has the same function with the filter process in brick? If it is, why the two models have different process? If it is not, what's the purpose of using "BB11BPMDSpreadFIR4SSE"?

    Thanks very much!

    Tuesday, December 3, 2013 1:26 AM

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    Hi,

    They have the same process with different implementation. softwifi is our original implementation without following a modular programming model (i.e., Brick).

    I would strongly recommend you migrate to Sora UMX and Brick programming.

    Best,

    - Kun

    • Marked as answer by Qi LuoEditor Thursday, December 5, 2013 5:45 AM
    Tuesday, December 3, 2013 5:50 AM