Titlebook: Computing Platforms for Software-Defined Radio; Waqar Hussain,Jari Nurmi,Fabio Garzia Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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R. Eckhardt,P. Schölmerich,U. Theileddition, these architectures need to fulfill the contradicting requirements of high performance for processing high data rates and low power consumption to be deployable in mobile devices. As the market for SDR is evolving, a scalable and adaptive architecture is desired to be able to upgrade the ar

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Erworbene und angeborene Herzfehler (HF)lso aspire that their wireless devices be small with a long battery time and life. To meet the first requirement, a smartphone must support a large number of radio standards; this has motivated the development of Flexible Radios that efficiently support a wide range of wireless communication standar

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Schock und akute Kreislaufinsuffizienznd constraints. It includes all—the efforts to design wideband antennas, powerful software to process huge bandwidth of information, optimizations at hardware to maximize performance and nevertheless to mention compilers and operating systems. It is important that every engineer or a scientist worki

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Book 2017f different computing platforms by classifying different approaches, highlighting the common features related to SDR requirements and by showing pros and cons of the proposed solutions.  It covers architectures exploiting parallelism by extending single-processor environment (such as VLIW, SIMD, TTA

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Reconfigurable Multiprocessor Systems-on-Chipchitecture to provide the needed computing performance for future use cases. This chapter highlights the requirements of high flexibility, high performance, low power, and high scalability and presents a solution to fulfill these requirements using runtime reconfigurable Multi-Processor Systems-on-Chip (MPSoCs).