A zero padding of frequency signal corresponds to an increased resolution in time domain. With an IFFT over 12 resource elements and without oversampling in IFFT, i.e., NFFT=12, the resolution equals ΔT=5.6 μs, as is shown in FIG. 16. However, with oversampling in IFFT with e.g., a factor two, then the IFFT has size: NFFT=24, and the resolution equals ΔT=2.8 μs, as is shown in FIG. 17. By further increasing the oversampling, the resolution is increase such that NFFT=48 leads to a resolution of ΔT=1.4 μs, and NFFT=96 results in a resolution of ΔT=0.7 μs.