Ni launches software-defined radio module for most advanced 5G wireless research

News point • NI 5791 RF Transcender Adapter Module The NI FlexRio FPGA module is connected to the PXI platform, providing up to 100 MHz transmission and reception bandwidth, which continuously ranges from 200 MHz to 4.4 GHz. • Many institutions are currently using the transceiver for 5G technical project research, including Dresden University of Technology, New York University Institute of Technology and University of Notre. • Ni 5791 gives full play to the advantage of the LabVIEW RIO architecture, and uses the user programmable FPGA's graphical design for software-defined radio (SDR); signal intelligence (SIGINT); data flow disk; multi-input multi-output (MIMO); Radio module forming application. National Instruments (NI) NI) Recently issued Ni 5791 RF transceiver adapter module for Ni Flexrio, and currently uses the transceiver to perform 5G technology cutting-edge project research. This module is equipped with Ni FlexRio FPGA for real-time, user-designed processing, forming a powerful SDR solution. Through the trigger mechanism on the PXI platform, users can synchronize 8 or more transceivers for MIMO and beamforming configurations. The NI 5791 has a sample architecture with multiple FPGA digital signal processing (DSP) libraries and common signal processing applications. The combination of Ni FlexRio FPGA modules and Ni 5791 is based on software technology as the world's first vector signal transceiver (VST). This single software framework uses Ni LabVIEW system design software to achieve prototype design in physical layer design applications. Ni complete graphical system design solutions provide wireless technology engineers and researchers with a unified design process, they do not need to master knowledge of specific terminals, such as HDL or multi-threaded programming, can be implemented on the FPGA hardware and multi-core processor Algorithm. The NI 5791 adapter module is the latest power on the NI SDR platform, which also has NI USRP (universal software radio), and instrument-level, PXI-based software design instruments. Feeling: "Ni 5791 has excellent radio frequency performance to meet the requirements of the development of broadband software defined," said James Kimery, US National Instrument RF / Communication Leader Plan. "Ni 5791, Ni FlexRIO and LabVIEW combine to enable researchers to study leading wireless technology to achieve rapid prototyping and innovation." Product features: • The range of converted frequency transmitter covers 200 MHz to 4.4 GHz • 16-bit up to 100 MHz put in real-time bandwidth • Xilinx introduces large FPGAs for DSP for real-time signal processing • LabVIEW-based system design, including built-in DSP libraries • High speed, low delay PXI Express X4 (~ 800 mb / s) is connected to the host For more information on Ni 5791 products, see the following: http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/ennid/211062