Recent developments in enabling technologies for software defined radio

Authors:
D. Efstathiou;L. Fridman;Z. Zvonar
Affiliations:
Analog Devices Inc.;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Communications Magazine
Year:
1999

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Abstract

In response to the technical challenges surrounding the realization of software defined radio, high-performance digital signal processors and related software have emerged as key enabling technologies. This article focuses on high-performance digital signal processing architectures and devices. The partitioning of the transceiver functions between DSPs and programmable dedicated hardware is examined