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A Software Communications Architecture Compliant Software Defined Radio Implementation
In this study, we explore and present the advantages and difficulties of implementing a radio system using the Software Communications Architecture.
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http://www.ece.neu.edu
date: 6/1/2002
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Comparison of Downconversion Techniques for Software Radio
Software radio is an enabling technology for future radio transceivers, allowing the realisation of multimode, multiband, and reconfigurable base stations and terminals.
This paper describes work comparing two suitable methods of downconverting RF signals to baseband, which may be used in software radios.
These are direct conversion and bandpass sampling.
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http://www.ee.ucl.ac.uk
date: 1/1/1999
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Software Radio and Reconfiguration
Dynamic Re-configuration of lower layers of the protocol stacks used in communications terminals is key to the development of future multi- mode software radios.
Together with the use of software downloading, future terminals will become a platform to support the deployment of yet unspecified services and applications.
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http://www.ee.ucl.ac.uk
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Software-Defined Radios Make Their Move
The concept behind the technology is that it will provide soft-ware control of radio functionality.
Traditional radio designs are constructed of fixed analog or digital components.
Such designs also are custom built for each application.
By comparison, SDRs offer an inherent flexibility.
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http://www.spectrumsignal.com
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Software-definedradio - the solution for multi-standard multimedia in the mobile environment
Consumers now demand the ability to consume a vast variety of multimedia content (music, video, photos, games, data services etc.) on a range of platforms – while on the move.
Such content can be delivered using both broadcast and point-to-point means and, increasingly, the consumers require instant access.
Indeed, entertainment on the move is becoming a must-have in today’s mobile world.
A variety of standardized delivery mechanisms...
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http://www.radioscape.com
date: 12/1/2006
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