By Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, Haibo Zeng, Marco Di Natale, Peter Marwedel
ISBN-10: 1461438780
ISBN-13: 9781461438786
ISBN-10: 1461438799
ISBN-13: 9781461438793
This publication deals readers large assurance of recommendations to version, make certain and validate the habit and function of advanced allotted embedded structures. The authors try and bridge the space among the 3 disciplines of model-based layout, real-time research and model-driven improvement, for a greater figuring out of the ways that new improvement flows may be developed, going from system-level modeling to the right kind and predictable new release of a dispensed implementation, leveraging present and destiny study results.
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68 MSps which is then converted to 50 MSps using two sets of FIR filters. The samples are forwarded to the NI-5781 for digital-to-analog conversion followed by RF up-conversion. 68 MSps. This is followed by time and carrier frequency offset (CFO) estimation using the blind estimation technique proposed in [28]. After CFO correction, the received OFDM symbol is passed on for CP removal and FFT transformation returning the signal to the frequency domain. Zero pads are then removed, and the reference and data symbols are separated in a de-interleave operation; the data is subsequently processed for channel estimation and channel equalization.
1 is bounded and deadlock free. , buffer sizes to implement channels). Each actor needs to wait until the respective producing actor has generated the required number of tokens, which imposes restrictions on the minimum buffer sizes required to implement the channels. For the example model in Fig. , one firing of the interleave actor depends on 128 firings of the distribute actor. Hence any channel between the two actors must accommodate at least 128 tokens. Static analysis can also determine the buffer sizes of the channels needed to meet the throughput requirements of the model.
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