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Software Defined Radio Prototyping Platforms Enable a Flexible Approach to Design [Application Notes]

Modern communication systems comprise a variety of formats, protocols, and frequency ranges. Software defined radio (SDR) technology addresses these formats with the idea that a single platform can be reprogrammed to process a variety of waveforms. The SDR Forum and the IEEE have defined SDR as a radio in which some or all of the physical layer functions are defined in software [1].