RF Signal Capture Using MATLAB and SDR
The Pluto Radio, USRP® Embedded Series Radio and Xilinx® Zynq®-Based Radio support packages from Communications Toolbox™ can be used to capture RF signals off the air using Software Defined Radio (SDR) hardware. Using a simple-to-use MATLAB® interface, any signal can be captured either into the MATLAB workspace or directly to a file for post-capture processing in MATLAB and Simulink®. First, the capture function is used to record the FM Broadcast spectrum to a file which is later read back into a DSP System Toolbox™ spectrum analyzer that highlights peaks corresponding to local broadcast stations. Next, the capture function is used to receive an LTE frame from a local antenna to the MATLAB workspace. LTE Toolbox™ is then used to decode the known physical cell identifier to verify reception.
Accelerate your SDR design by deploying to Ettus Research USRP E310/E312 hardware: https://bit.ly/37vsmKA
Accelerate your SDR design by deploying to Xilinx Zynq SoC hardware: https://bit.ly/33criYs
Use the low-cost Analog Devices ADALM-Pluto Radio to work with RF signals: https://bit.ly/2QGD371
Waveform Generation Using MATLAB and SDR: https://bit.ly/2rlBTD9
Accelerate your SDR design by deploying to Ettus Research USRP E310/E312 hardware: https://bit.ly/37vsmKA
Accelerate your SDR design by deploying to Xilinx Zynq SoC hardware: https://bit.ly/33criYs
Use the low-cost Analog Devices ADALM-Pluto Radio to work with RF signals: https://bit.ly/2QGD371
Waveform Generation Using MATLAB and SDR: https://bit.ly/2rlBTD9
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