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    This document describes the design and implementation of a software-defined radio transmitter. It shows the traditional hardware-based transmitter design and compares it to the more flexible software-defined radio approach. Key aspects covered include modulation, sample rates and interpolation to shift the signal to the desired radio frequency for transmission. An example narrowband FM transmitter design is presented to demonstrate the concepts.

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    Sharlene Katz, David Schwartz and James Flynn

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    This document describes the design and implementation of a software-defined radio transmitter. It shows the traditional hardware-based transmitter design and compares it to the more flexible software-defined radio approach. Key aspects covered include modulation, sample rates and interpolation to shift the signal to the desired radio frequency for transmission. An example narrowband FM transmitter design is presented to demonstrate the concepts.

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    This document describes the design and implementation of a software-defined radio transmitter. It shows the traditional hardware-based transmitter design and compares it to the more flexible software-defined radio approach. Key aspects covered include modulation, sample rates and interpolation to shift the signal to the desired radio frequency for transmission. An example narrowband FM transmitter design is presented to demonstrate the concepts.

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    Sharlene Katz, David Schwartz and James Flynn

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    Juan Jose Perez
    This document describes the design and implementation of a software-defined radio transmitter. It shows the traditional hardware-based transmitter design and compares it to the more flexible software-defined radio approach. Key aspects covered include modulation, sample rates and interpolation to shift the signal to the desired radio frequency for transmission. An example narrowband FM transmitter design is presented to demonstrate the concepts.

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    TraditionalTransmitter
    x(t) Modulator xmod(t)
    (AM,FM,PSK)

    cos2fct

    f f
    fmfm fcfc

    f
    fcfc
    SDRTransmitter
    GNURadio USRP
    xmod(t)
    Modulator xmod(t)
    x(t) x
    (AM,FM,PSK)

    Stillbaseband f
    f fc
    fmfm
    cos2fct

    Difference:Frequencyshift
    occursAFTERmodulation(in
    USRP),notDURING
    modulation.
    fc
    NarrowbandFMTransmitter
    BasicGRClayoutofNBFMTransmitterwithsinewave
    signalsource.
    GainCompression
    USRP400MHzDAUGHTERBOARD
    1.4

    1.2
    USRPOUTPUTVOLTAGE

    0.8

    MeasuredValues
    0.6
    LinearRegion

    0.4

    0.2

    0
    0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000
    USRPINPUTVALUE
    NarrowbandFMTransmitter
    (SignalLevels)
    Maxlevel=1 Maxlevel=1

    Maxlevel=
    16384
    Samplerates/Interpolation

    Assumemaximum BW=2(f+fm) fs332KHz


    basebandfrequency, =2(5K+3K) FPGADAC
    fm=3KHzfs16 =16KHz Interpolation Requires
    KHz fs232KHz factorofupto512 128Ms/s
    (mustbemultiple
    of4)
    Samplerates/Interpolation

    fs16KHz fs232KHz fs332KHz


    FPGADAC
    Interpolation Requires
    Example1:
    factorofupto512 128Ms/s
    fs1:Pickfs1=8KHz (mustbemultiple
    (factorof128Ms/s) of4)

    fs3:Minimumvalueof128M/512=250K

    Pickfs3=256K(multipleof8K)

    Usefs2=fs3=256K(eliminateneedforresampler)
    Samplerates/Interpolation

    fs16KHz fs232KHz fs332KHz


    FPGADAC
    Interpolation Requires
    Example2:
    factorofupto512 128Ms/s
    fs1:Pickfs1=32KHz (mustbemultiple
    (factorof128Ms/s) of4)

    fs3:Minimumvalueof128M/512=250K

    Pickfs3=256K(multipleof32K) Setinterpolationon
    USRPtobe128M/256K=
    Usefs2=fs3=256K(eliminateneedforresampler) 500
    FinalDesignandDemo

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