Hi! For some time I've been trying to figure out something, in power versus time pictures the useful length of a burst is 147 bits, and the time is displayed as 7056/13=542.8us. I would like to specifically know where does the 7056/13 originate from?
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Hi! For some time I've been trying to figure out something, in power versus time pictures the useful length of a burst is 147 bits, and the time is displayed as 7056/13=542.8us. I would like to specifically know where does the 7056/13 originate from?
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From Pg 4.36 onward
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