Why must nsamp in mskmod() be an integer?
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So I'm wondering why in the function mskmod(signal,#samples) our #samples has to be an integer? Why can we not have, say, 5.5 samples per symbol? I couldn't find any documentation explaining this requirement. Any thoughts would be much appreciated!
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Prajit T R
le 13 Juin 2018
Hi Allison
I am not exactly certain why it is so, but I can share why I think that 'nsamp' must be an integer.
'nsamp' denotes the number of samples per symbol in y. As MSK is a digital modulation scheme, we deal with data in bits. Since we have to deal with bits in whole (because there is no concept of a half-bit), each symbol is expected to have a certain number of bits.
If the value of 'nsamp' is not an integer, it will contradict this. This is my understanding, it may be inaccurate.
Prajit
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