MATLAB: How to run 5G NR Downlink Signal Generator

5g explained : downlink data in 5g nr5g toolbox

I'd like to know how to run the image file(5G NR Downlink Signal Generator) that appears in 8 minutes and 30 seconds of the video.

video : https://www.mathworks.com/videos/5g-explained-downlink-data-in-5g-nr-1558600809645.html

5G Explained : Downlink Data in 5G NR

thank you.

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Hi Chanuk,

The application shown in the video is a demo file and is made up using the 5G Toolbox.

To generate the NR-TM or FRC waveforms, you can use the application Wireless Waveform Generator for GUI interface.

To generate 5G waveforms without GUI, you can look after the examples NR Downlink Waveform Generation and NR-TM and FRC waveform generation.

Thanking you.

Regards,

Sriram

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