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Abstract: The journey of a developer in the realm of software-defined radio (SDR) often commences with the utilization of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) SDR modules. These modules are pivotal for initial proof of concept and the development of algorithms, where the decision to make or buy is a straightforward one. However, for some, this journey extends beyond the preliminary phase, culminating in the creation of custom hardware designs that incorporate discrete digitizers and FPGA systems.
This presentation will provide a concise introduction to the interface-level open-source HDL/IP blocks and the accompanying software drivers and infrastructure offered by Analog Devices Inc. These tools are meticulously designed to facilitate the development of SDR systems with bandwidth capabilities ranging from 0.01 to 18GHz. We will highlight how these components not only support GNU Radio streaming (depending on the bandwidth) but also provide varying degrees of control support.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into the open-source resources that enable and accelerate the design of cutting-edge SDR systems, from the RF interface to buffer management and beyond. Join us to discover how embracing open-source HDL/IP and software components are empowering developers to push the frontiers of SDR technology in the ever-evolving world of wireless communication.
| Talk Length | 30 Minutes |
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| Link to Open Source Code | https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/hdl |
