SDR: Does it make sense? Part 2/2

Praveen Raghavan●January 7, 2008

Well for those who know of a typical wireless system, there are 3 parts:

1. Front End Synchronization

2. Base Band Processing

3. Foward Error Correction

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About Praveen Raghavan

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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