Title :
SDR technology for high capacity and interoperable BMS systems
Author :
Raviola, Annamaria ; Piccollo, Luca
Author_Institution :
Marketing & Bus. Dev. Dept., Selex Commun., Genoa, Italy
Abstract :
Software-Defined Radio (SDR) is an innovative paradigm to manage wireless communications, where the main radio parameters (RF bandwidth, modulation scheme, channel coding, etc) are completely defined in software and can be redefined by new software load. In a SW Defined Radio (SDR) each communication will be performed by executing on the same platform the relevant SW application (waveform), not depending on the HW implementation. This allows a single SDR system to support several communications that are provided today by different dedicated systems. SDR technology is comprised of both software and hardware. The Main components of the SDR software are the waveform applications. A waveform application is the implementation of a communications specification/standard (e.g. SINCGARS VHF, SATURN). A waveform specification includes all the characteristics of that waveform that describe its RF emission and technical interoperability parameters.
Keywords :
software radio; waveform analysis; RF emission; SDR technology; high capacity interoperable BMS systems; software-defined radio; technical interoperability parameters; waveform applications; waveform specification; Application software; Bandwidth; Channel coding; Communication standards; Hardware; Innovation management; Modulation coding; Radio frequency; Radio spectrum management; Wireless communication;
Conference_Titel :
Wireless Technology Conference, 2009. EuWIT 2009. European
Conference_Location :
Rome
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-4721-3