Implementing a Wireless Receiver on an FPGA, Part 1: Creating and Verifying a Baseline Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Using Simulink
From the series: Implementing a Wireless Receiver on an FPGA
Frank Liu, MathWorks
Idin Motedayen-Aval, MathWorks
Jason Bryan, MathWorks
In Part 1 of our series, we begin by building a baseline QPSK Model using Simulink. We will demonstrate how MathWorks tools can be used to:
- Rapidly develop a baseline transmitter and receiver using library blocks
- Verify the system performance by examining scatter diagrams, spectrum measurements and BER
- Capture live test signals using test and measurement equipment (spectrum analyzer)
Recorded: 29 Aug 2012
Series: Implementing a Wireless Receiver on an FPGA
Part 1: Creating and Verifying a Baseline Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Using Simulink In Part 1 of our series, we begin by building a baseline QPSK Model using Simulink.
Part 2: Elaborating and Prototyping the Transmitter and Receiver Model In Part 2 of this three-part series, we elaborate and prototype the QPSK model built in part 1.
Part 3: Implementing and Verifying the Design on Target Hardware In the final section of this three-part series, we implement and verify the design on target hardware.
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