Cyclic prefix — A copy of the symbol's tail, prepended as a guard

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The grid and its units

This page is the explanation. cyclic prefix, live is the working half — the same quantities computed by 5G Simulation/ while the page loads, so they cannot drift from what is written here.

Where it sits

Sits atLevel 3 of the hierarchy · The grid and its units · explained
Also writtenCP
Learn firstOFDM symbol — 3 concepts in the full chain, see the paths
UnlocksNumerology · PRACH
Primary clauseTS 38.211 §5.3.1
Used innr-frame-structure 44 · ref-core 5 · nr-pdsch 4 · index 2 · ref-session 1 · nr-srs 1
Scanned from the notes at page load and joined with terms.json; nothing on this card is typed by hand.

What it is

The cyclic prefix is a copy of the symbol's own tail, prepended as a guard interval — not silence, which is the part worth understanding.

Why a copy and not silence. A guard of silence would stop echoes leaking into the next symbol, but it would also break the periodicity that makes the tones orthogonal. Copying the tail makes the received symbol look periodic over the whole observation window, so a delayed echo arrives as a phase rotation the receiver can correct rather than as interference.

It sets the cell's tolerance for echoes, and therefore its size: the guard is worth a distance, and any reflection arriving later than that becomes interference.

Read on

The full treatment is in nr-frame-structure — this page is the definition and the map reference; that note is where the subject is actually developed.

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Before this concept, the hierarchy says to learn the following — the full chain, in order:

To understand Cyclic prefix (level 3) you first need 3 other concepts. Read them in this order — everything on one line can be read in any order, but no line before the one above it:
Level Learn these
0 Subcarrier
1 OFDM
2 OFDM symbol
Immediately before Cyclic prefix: OFDM symbol.
Keep going — where this sits on the route
The route is every concept in the folder ordered by level, so nothing here needs anything after it. Computed at page load from terms.json; the same numbering as the route page.
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