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if estimation signals are opposite phase to reference signals, the si-snr still decrease. But for communication signals(such as QPSK、BPSK), the opposite phase causes the bit error rate almost 1. How to ensure the same phase between estimation signals and reference signals.
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I understand your concern about the phase issue, especially in the communication domain where opposite phase signals can drastically affect the bit error rate (BER). One possible solution is to calculate the magnitude difference between the estimated and reference signals instead of directly comparing the waveforms. This approach ignores phase mismatches and focuses on the amplitude, which may help mitigate the issue for communication signals like QPSK or BPSK.
if estimation signals are opposite phase to reference signals, the si-snr still decrease. But for communication signals(such as QPSK、BPSK), the opposite phase causes the bit error rate almost 1. How to ensure the same phase between estimation signals and reference signals.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: