Design and Validation of Digital Channels for a Galileo Receiver Prototype
Francesco Rossi, Massimo Rovini, Luca Fanucci
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Francesco Rossi, Massimo Rovini, Luca Fanucci
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This paper describes the design activity for the digital baseband processing of a prototype receiver for the Galileo system. According to the applied hardware-software partitioning, the high rate elaborations have been implemented on a dedicated hardware, a Xilinx Virtex2 FPGA, while the remaining low rate processing has been programmed on an Analog Device DSP. A customarily designed prototype board has been used to validate the receiver under real working conditions: a dynamic GPS and Galileo scenarios. Particularly, the paper focus on the receiver Digital Channel, which is the critical core of the FPGA, from VHDL modeling to hardware implementation and testing.
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This paper describes the design activity for the digital baseband processing of a prototype receiver for the Galileo system. According to the applied hardware-software partitioning, the high rate elaborations have been implemented on a dedicated hardware, a Xilinx Virtex2 FPGA, while the remaining low rate processing has been programmed on an Analog Device DSP. A customarily designed prototype board has been used to validate the receiver under real working conditions: a dynamic GPS and Galileo scenarios. Particularly, the paper focus on the receiver Digital Channel, which is the critical core of the FPGA, from VHDL modeling to hardware implementation and testing.
Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Baseband, Computer science, VHDL, Galileo (satellite navigation), Computer hardware, Embedded system, Digital signal processing