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Pangkalan radio perisian dan prototaip stesen peribadi dicadangkan dan dilaksanakan. Prototaip terdiri daripada bahagian RF/IF, A/D dan D/A, pra dan pasca pemproses, CPU dan DSP. Perisian sistem dibahagikan kepada program CPU dan program DSP untuk menggunakan sumber pemproses dengan berkesan. Mereka menyokong pelbagai antara muka udara, beberapa daripadanya bersamaan dengan kadar penghantaran 384 kbit/s PHS (sistem telefon mudah alih peribadi) dan sistem kadar penghantaran 96 kbit/s. Stesen pangkalan juga boleh digunakan sebagai jambatan komunikasi antara dua sistem. Untuk memudahkan keperluan penapis IF, kaedah sifar bahan digunakan. Prestasi penghantaran dan penerimaan asas dinilai dalam percubaan dan keputusannya sepadan dengan yang dijangkakan.
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Yasuo SUZUKI, Kazuhiro UEHARA, Masashi NAKATSUGAWA, Yushi SHIRATO, Shuji KUBOTA, "Software Radio Base and Personal Station Prototypes" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E83-B, no. 6, pp. 1261-1268, June 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Software radio base and personal station prototypes are proposed and implemented. The prototypes are composed of RF/IF, A/D and D/A, pre- and post-processors, CPU, and DSP parts. System software is partitioned into CPU program and DSP program to use processor resources effectively. They support various air interfaces, some of which are equivalent to the 384 kbit/s transmission rate PHS (personal handy phone system) and a 96 kbit/s transmission rate system. The base station can also be used as a communication bridge between two systems. In order to ease IF filter requirements, the zero-stuff method is employed. Basic transmission and receiving performances are evaluated in an experiment and their results agree well with those expected.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e83-b_6_1261/_p
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