Real-Time Signal Processing Sample Clauses

Real-Time Signal Processing. ‌ There have been a number of real-time processing GbE wireless systems published. As an example, Figure 25 shows an untested design concept of a complete wireless system for 60 GHz [41]. This proposed two-chip solution follows broadly conventional functionality, so just the main features are summarized. Following the 1GbE PHY input, the signal is LDPC encoded (as in 10GBASE-T above). This is then split into I and Q symbol streams and up-converted on 5.1 GHz sub-carrier and then re-modulated onto a 54.7 or 57.1 GHz carrier as shown. This produces a frequency division-duplex (FDD) signal at either 59.8 or 62.2 GHz; this helpfully allowing diplexer rather than circulator-based Tx/Rx signal separation at the final antenna output. At the receive side, the reverse process happens. Not shown is the necessary synthesizer lock on the 1st and 2nd down-conversion PLLs. Additionally, I and Q signal phase rotation has to be removed by the base-band receiver, in addition to synchronization of the LDPC codec frames. Much of this effort can be migrated to standard 10GBASE-T and forthcoming 40GBASE-T network interface cards. Figure 25: Schematic 60 GHz GbE real-time wireless system [41].
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