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      Bug-fix in Up-link with respect to PUSCH RE calculation when PTRS is enabled. · f4631f21
      Parminder Singh authored
      Problem STATEMENT:
      - When enabling PTRS flag in ulsim, there are multiple scrambling and decoding errors
        are observed even with high SNR values
        SNR 60dB   errors_scrambling 5546/13800
        Channel BLER 1.000000e+00, Channel BER 4.018841e-01
      
      ANALYSIS:
      - While extracting PTRS RE's, the PUSCH RE count was not updated accordingly for PTRS symbols.
      - This results in 0 value LLR's on same positions which cause offset issue in later processing.
      
      IMPLEMENTATION:
      * nr_ulsch_demodulation.c
      - In case of PTRS symbol, respective total number of PTRS RE's are subtracted from available
        PUSCH RE's in each PUSCH Symbol processing.
      
      TESTING
      * ulsim.c
      - PTRS are enabled for testing and are not enabled by default by this commit.
      - Available bit count is adjusted if PTRS is enabled.
      
      VERIFICATION
      - Total Scrambling errors after gNb processing shall be only 250 bits (in K=2)
        which were replaced with PTRS at UE side while transmission.
        SNR 60.000000 errors_scrambling 250/13800
        Channel BLER 0.000000e+00, Channel BER 1.811594e-02
      - After adjusting available bits in ulsim.c for error calculation
        SNR 60.000000: n_errors errors_scrambling 0/13550
        Channel BLER 0.000000e+00, Channel BER 0.000000e+00
      
      EXTRA
      - Removed white-spaces from all above mentioned files
      - Added Global/vim tags to .gitignore file
      f4631f21
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