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The goal of a Software Radio is to
implement nearly all components typically found in a radio in software by
“getting code as close to the antenna as possible”. This allows for near
limitless communications schemes to be implemented on a single radio hardware
platform. Additionally, it allows for rapid prototyping by eliminating much
of the costs traditionally involved in radio design. Some tasks are unsuitable for
software implementation due to their requisite computational complexity or
physical constraints, and a tradeoff must be made based on the desired level
of system flexibility. |
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(Patrick Mulligan, 2006) |
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