Simulation and design of a 802.11p demodulator
The purpose of this thesis is to study the IEEE 802.11p wireless protocol and implement the demapper component both in hardware and in software. The complete system composed of a transmitter, an awgn channel and a receiver is first implemented with a Matlab Model. Some of the components are model...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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2019
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10889/11889 |
| Summary: | The purpose of this thesis is to study the IEEE 802.11p wireless protocol and implement the
demapper component both in hardware and in software. The complete system composed of
a transmitter, an awgn channel and a receiver is first implemented with a Matlab Model.
Some of the components are modeled with built-in Matlab blocks and functions and some
are modeled using Matlab scripts developed in this thesis. This distinction is done in order
for some components to also be able to be translated into VHDL language and mapped
into hardware. Specifically the component that is implemented in hardware is a demapper
that supports four types of modulation with their specific code rates according to 802.11p
standard. The device that is used for hardware implementation is a ML507 evaluation board
equipped with a Virtex 5 fpga. |
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