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Why 1536 point size FFT for 15 MHz in LTE?

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Why we use 1536 point FFT for 15 MHz bandwidth, when we can use 1024 point FFT, as in bandwidth of 15 MHz we have only 900 subcarriers.

posted Jul 20, 2015 by anonymous

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