The Finite Difference Method for OFDM Signal Transmission
Sofia Mensah
Corresponding
Politecnico di Milano
Anil Novak
University of Waterloo
Abstract
The interaction between OFDM signal transmission and the surrounding environment is of great practical significance in high-rise buildings. An algorithm founded on the finite difference method is proposed and its convergence is examined. The proposed controller reduces the overshoot by approximately 44%. These results are expected to assist practitioners in making better-informed design decisions.
Keywords:
OFDM signal transmissionthe finite difference methodMIMO systemsseismic analysisslope stability
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