IMPLEMENTATION OF SDR FOR VARIOUS RADIO APPLICATIONS
Aditya Gupta, Sohel Sheikh, Akshay Wasu, Shrushti Agarwal
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Aditya Gupta, Sohel Sheikh, Akshay Wasu, Shrushti Agarwal
Abstract
Software-defined radio (SDR) is a self-contained, embedded software system with hardware components and real-time constraints. SDR is the basis for many of today's wireless communications systems. Because SDR combines basic digital signal processing, circuitry, and software elements. This paper explains about the basics of SDR and Software used to implement various modulation schemes on SDR. 16,64-QAM has been implemented along with file transfer applications using GMSK and FM modulation techniques.
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Software-defined radio (SDR) is a self-contained, embedded software system with hardware components and real-time constraints. SDR is the basis for many of today's wireless communications systems. Because SDR combines basic digital signal processing, circuitry, and software elements. This paper explains about the basics of SDR and Software used to implement various modulation schemes on SDR. 16,64-QAM has been implemented along with file transfer applications using GMSK and FM modulation techniques.
Key concepts: Software-defined radio, Minimum-shift keying, Computer science, Software, Digital radio, Modulation (music), Wireless, Digital signal processing