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Software defined radios are wireless devices commonly used for wireless research prototyping and deployed applications. SDRs are commonly used for communications, next-gen radar, EW, over-the-air (OTA) test, and 5G research. Most SDRs have a common hardware architecture including general purpose processors (GPPs), FPGAs, and RF front ends of varying performance.
Key Features:
1 MHz to 7.2 GHz frequency ranges (tunable up to 8 GHz)
1.6 GHz/channel of Instantaneous bandwidth
Up to eight transmit and eight receive channels per radio
Local oscillator import/export synchronization
GPS disciplined oscillator (GPSDO)
Software & Integration:
Development tools such as LabVIEW, open-source UHD, GNU Radio, MathWorks MATLAB® software
OS support in Windows, Linux, and OS X
FPGA development using LabVIEW FPGA and RF Network on Chip (RFNoC) framework
Onboard ARM and x86 processor available on some models
Communication interfaces such as USB, Gigabit Ethernet, and PCI Express