Design of Wireless Communication System by Integrating FPGA with Multicore SDR Development Platform
Keywords:
Software defined radio, FPGA, Matlab, SimulinkAbstract
Software defined radio is a feasible solution for reconfigurable radios, which can perform different functions at different times on the same hardware. The project uses integrating FPGA with multicore Software defined Radio development platform design wireless communication system. It constructs the system on the Matlab/Simulink environment in the way of Model-based Design, and realizes transmitter section with FPGA. Finally, it uses Hardware-in-the-loop co-simulation to observe the bits error rate of system under the white Gaussian noise channel disturbance of different SNR values. The performance of the baseband transmitter is analyzed using constellation and eye diagrams for different modulation techniques and different signal to noise ratios.
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