Software Defined Radio at SAMOS

Posted by Praveen Raghavan on Sep 22 2007 under Academia / Research   

Lets start off with so 'hot' SDR track held at SAMOS conference this year. The academic community relatively active in the SDR architecture domain including UMich, WisMad, Linkoping, IMEC and others all presented their views on Software Defined Radio and unveiled a part of their work. We from IMEC 'finally' made our SyncPro architecture public. You can find more about our vector synchronization processor architecture from our paper. However the more prominent industry was missing like NXP, Infineon, Nokia were quite missing.

Next up the ES Week and what happened there! I shall try to bring the DSP community news from there soon.

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Praveen is a PhD researcher at IMEC vzw in Belgium. He is also a PhD candidate at KULeuven in Electrical Engineering, Belgium. He works in the area of digital signal processor design for low power Software Defined Radio. He received his master in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University, USA and before which he received his Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from REC, Trichy, India. Praveen's interests include processor design, compilers for DSP, low power, system design. | Personal website

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hello Praveen Raghavan its very godd.i have one doubt,how to estimate Baudrate for an unknown modulated signal.i recognition type of mudulation using AMR

Hi sree_405, I am not sure what you mean by the above comment? I would assume that the modulation scheme of the signal is known. And I am not sure you would need to use any AMR tecnique to figure out what is the modulation scheme. Could you be more clear? -Praveen