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PDSCH and reference signals: Simulation

PDSCH and reference signals: Simulation

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PDSCH and reference signals: Simulation

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Now similar to PDCCH, let's understand the allocation of PDSCH in time and frequency grade. So through simulation, here we see, with the similar example as that of the previous one in PDCCH, we have the same kind of frequency range, 2 and 100 megahertz of channel bandwidth here, and we are seeing that there is a SSB as well as there is a PDCCH along with the CORESET, which is defined here. So if you want to allocate the PDSCH here, we have what kind of starting symbol we are giving to allocate for PDCCH. So whatever is left after CORESET and PDCCH and SSB, we can allocate them across PDSCH. So we can either start it from within one particular subframe, we can start from zero OFTM symbol and we can go up to 14 OFTM symbol. Or if we don't want to allocate it according to this one, we can deselect some of the symbols. So we can, say for example, we can keep from slot number starting from slot number two and we can go up till slot number 14. And rest of the…

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