20–24 Sept 2021
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RF Spectral Convergence System Implementation on USRPs using GNURadio

23 Sept 2021, 11:15
15m
Coliseum Ballroom (In-Person & Virtual)

Coliseum Ballroom

In-Person & Virtual

Talk High Performance SDR Applications Main Track

Speaker

Mr Yukang Fu (Arizona State University)

Description

RF Spectral Convergence, or joint radar-communications, has recently emerged as an important area of research, especially for the telecommunications sector. However, there is a significant amount of difficulty in implementing this class of systems in actual hardware due to the computational complexity and nuances of the algorithm. In this talk/poster, we successfully implement a previously developed RF convergence system using GNURadio and Ettus USRPs and perform over-the-air experiments that validate the functionality of the system. We present the GNURadio design and blocks, as well as our results and analysis of the experiment. By developing a GNURadio implementation, we validate the over-the-air functionality of the algorithm, as well as provide a powerful research tool facilitating over-the-air RF convergence experiments.

Secondary Topic Digital Signal Processing

Primary authors

Prof. Daniel Bliss (Arizona State University) Mr Jacob Holtom (Arizona State University) Dr Alex Chiriyath (Arizona State University) Mr Yukang Fu (Arizona State University)

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