Software Defined Radio has revolutionized electronic systems for a variety of applications that include communications, data acquisition and signal processing. Now in its 9th edition, this handbook shows how DDCs (Digital Downconverters), the fundamental building block of software radio, can replace legacy analog receiver designs while offering significant performance, density, ...
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This handbook reviews some of the techniques and features that are widely desired in a high-speed, real-time recording system. These include, among others, the use of a non-proprietary file system, the use of a client-server architecture, and the presence of a user-friendly API (Application Programming Interface) for integrating the recorder ...
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Now in its 7th edition, this handbook reviews the markets and technology for A/Ds with sampling frequencies higher than 100 MHz; it discusses sampling and filtering techniques and new FPGA technology for A/Ds; typical high speed A/D products are presented, along with some high-speed data acquisition applications.
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Now in its 6th edition, this handbook reviews the latest FPGA technology and how it can be put to use in software radio systems. FPGAs offer significant advantages for implementing software radio functions such as digital downconverters and upconverters. These advantages include design flexibility, higher precision processing, lower power, and ...
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This handbook reviews the development of gigabit switched serial fabrics to enhance the VMEbus and PMC mezzanines; the role of FPGAs to implement this technology; and finally, how some of the latest VXS, XMC, and OpenVPX products can be used in high-speed data acquisition, recording, and software radio systems.
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