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Latest revision as of 15:23, 1 February 2023

I disagree with the explanation in the paragraph Explaining the Packing K Bits Block

If we make a simulation with gnuradio and we consider B0, the first bit generated, it will be the most significative value in the block, I mean, the result will be a value in this way:

[0 0 0 0 B0 B1 B2 B3]

We can check it assuming a Vector Source instead a Random generator.

If we generate the bits using a source the value (1,1,0,0) and we represent using the histogram sink, the value showed will be 12 (2³ * 1 + 2² * 1 + 2¹ * 0 + 2⁰ * 0), not 3 (2³ * 0 + 2² * 0 + 2¹ * 1 + 2⁰ * 1), as explained. This is congruent with the explanation given in wiki about the Pack K Bits block.