Jack Erickson, MathWorks
Wireless applications have to process signals under real-world conditions, such as weak signal strength and interference. Once a design has been verified as much as possible with simulation using generated or captured waveforms, prototyping on an FPGA development kit allows for real-time processing of live over-the-air signals. This example shows a hardware-software implementation of an LTE master information block (MIB) recovery application running on a software-defined radio kit using the Communications Toolbox™ Support Package for Xilinx® Zynq®-Based Radio. Learn how to:
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