Dynamically reconfigurable radios from a high-level specification
Stephen Craven, Peter Athanas
Abstract
Stephen Craven, Peter Athanas
Abstract
The dynamic reconfigurability of field programmable gate arrays offers great benefits to software defined radio applications. Leveraging these benefits is difficult, owing to a lack of tool support and the detailed architectural knowledge required. To fully exploit the potential of dynamic hardware, a high-level development environment has been created. This development environment has been validated by implementing a reconfigurable AM radio on a software defined radio platform.
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The dynamic reconfigurability of field programmable gate arrays offers great benefits to software defined radio applications. Leveraging these benefits is difficult, owing to a lack of tool support and the detailed architectural knowledge required. To fully exploit the potential of dynamic hardware, a high-level development environment has been created. This development environment has been validated by implementing a reconfigurable AM radio on a software defined radio platform.
Key concepts: Reconfigurability, Software-defined radio, Exploit, Computer science, Software, Embedded system, Computer architecture, Reconfigurable computing