I understand that you want to know if there is any difference in waveform generation by 'nrOFDModulate' and 5g waveform generator. In MATLAB, if you are following the ss burst example, you would typically use the `nrOFDMmodulate` function to build the waveform for a single SS burst. This function is part of the 5G Toolbox and is specifically designed for generating the physical layer waveform for 5G New Radio (NR) systems.
On the other hand, the 5G Waveform Generator app is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool provided by the 5G Toolbox. It allows you to generate customizable waveforms for various 5G scenarios, including SS bursts. The app provides a more user-friendly and interactive way to configure and generate waveforms compared to writing MATLAB code.
Both methods can be used to generate waveforms for SS bursts, but the choice depends on your preference and requirements. If you prefer coding and want more control over the waveform generation process, using `nrOFDMmodulate` function in MATLAB is a suitable option. However, if you prefer a GUI-based approach with more flexibility in waveform configuration, the 5G Waveform Generator app can be a better choice.
Ultimately, both methods achieve the same goal of generating 5G NR waveforms, but the approach and level of control differ.
