Hardware-Software Co-Design

Deploy hardware and software implementations of SDR algorithms on USRP™ embedded series radio hardware

With the Communications Toolbox™ Support Package for USRP Embedded Series Radio, you can design an SDR algorithm in Simulink^®, and then prototype your design on the USRP embedded series radio. You can either deploy a hardware-software (HW/SW) co-design implementation partitioned between the ARM^®processor and the FPGA fabric of the underlying Zynq^®system on chip (SoC), or prototype the design targeting the FPGA fabric only. The workflow is available in Simulink only.

Functions

sdrdev Create radio object for interfacing withUSRPembedded series radio hardware

Blocks

E3xx Receiver	Receive data fromUSRPE3xx radio hardware
E3xx Transmitter	Send data toUSRPE3xx radio hardware

Topics

Hardware-Software Co-Design Overview
Learn the basics of the hardware-software co-design feature in this support package and its software requirements.
Installation for Hardware-Software Co-Design
Install and configure additional support packages and third-party tools required by hardware-software co-design workflow.
Hardware-Software Co-Design Workflow
部署分区硬件软件合作设计小鬼lementations for SDR algorithms.
Guidelines for Configuring the Software Interface Model
Configure your model for continuous and packet-based transmission and reception.
System Timing
Explore ARM processor scheduler options for the software interface model.
FPGA Targeting Workflow
Prototype SDR algorithms on the FPGA fabric only.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Hardware-Software Co-Design

Resolve issues encountered while using the hardware-software co-design workflow.

Featured Examples

HW/SW Co-Design with AXI4-Stream Using USRP E3xx

Deploy a hardware-software co-design implementation of a waveform transmitter and receiver using AXI4-Stream.

Open Model

Target a QPSK Transmitter and Receiver to a USRP E3xx using HW/SW Co-Design Workflow

Implement QPSK transmitter and receiver algorithm partitioned across the ARM and the FPGA fabric.

Open Model

Target an ADS-B Airplane Tracker Using USRP E3xx and HW/SW Co-Design Workflow

Partition ADS-B receive functionality across the ARM and the FPGA fabric.

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