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ABOUT CALRADIO

Description

CalRadio is a Calit2 wireless transceiver research program that has the goal of developing general broad application radio/networking research and development test platforms. These platforms are for broad access by the wireless community and are made available to the public on an open basis for Research and Development. A single integrated test platform gives a new dimension to radio design in the future: the capability of publishing standards in software/firmware and hardware. This has the utility of greatly speeding the design, implementation and adoption of new standards.



Goals and Objectives

The goals for the platform development are to create a wireless development platform with the following attributes
  • Physical to app layers of wireless design
  • Capabilities for networking implementation
  • Software/Firmware implementation whenever possible
  • Libraries of routines for linking
  • Teaching platform with accessibility to undergrad as well as grad students
  • Open standards specification vehicle
  • A mix of DSP and Gate Array processing for speed and flexibility

Research Areas


CALRADIO RESEARCH AREAS
» MIMO signal processing » MODEM schemes
» ABC (Heterogeneous connectivity) » CODEC design
» Low-power sensor networks » Propagation studies
» Embedded Processing » Channel studies
» Store-and-forward networks » Adaptive radio
» Mesh Networks » Software radio
» Ad Hoc networks » Chip design
» Precision synchronization » Diversity methods
» Dynamic equalization » Compression
» Power management/control » Forward Error Correction


 






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