Efficient baseband implementation on an SDR platform

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We address the issues related to implementation of baseband signal processing algorithms on an SDR platform with multiple parallel processors, such as the Intel's X-GOLD SDR20 baseband processor. The basic idea is to reformulate the baseband signal processing algorithms such that they can be efficiently implemented on a parallel architecture. A hierarchical LTE initial synchronization scheme is taken as an example which involves algorithmic modules such as summation, maximum search, vector addition, cross-correlation, auto-correlation, FFT, FIR filter, etc. As can be shown, the computational complexity of an algorithm itself is vital and determines its implementability on a parallel SDR platform. Except for modules like summation, maximum search, vector addition, cross-correlation which can be parallelized straightforwardly, we show how to parallelize sequential and iterative algorithmic modules like autocorrelation and FFT. Challenges and future work are also discussed. © 2011 IEEE.

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Xu, W., Richter, M., Sauermann, M., Capar, F., & Grassmann, C. (2011). Efficient baseband implementation on an SDR platform. In 2011 11th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications, ITST 2011 (pp. 794–799). https://doi.org/10.1109/ITST.2011.6060163

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