The Pi-Radio v1 software-defined radio (SDR) features a 4-channel fully-digital transceiver board operating in the 57-64 GHz band; when mated with the Xilinx RFSoC-based ZCU111 board, this forms a powerful SDR that can be used by the research community. This paper describes the calibration procedures for the SDR, with a special emphasis on not relying on expensive laboratory equipment / infrastructure like a spectrum analyzer, signal generator, or even an anechoic chamber. We hope this is an interesting read for those interested in the pipeline from hardware design schematic to fully functional SDR.
Calibrating a 4-channel Fully-Digital 60 GHz SDR
Mezzavilla M.;
2020-01-01
Abstract
The Pi-Radio v1 software-defined radio (SDR) features a 4-channel fully-digital transceiver board operating in the 57-64 GHz band; when mated with the Xilinx RFSoC-based ZCU111 board, this forms a powerful SDR that can be used by the research community. This paper describes the calibration procedures for the SDR, with a special emphasis on not relying on expensive laboratory equipment / infrastructure like a spectrum analyzer, signal generator, or even an anechoic chamber. We hope this is an interesting read for those interested in the pipeline from hardware design schematic to fully functional SDR.File in questo prodotto:
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