Software-Defined Radio

Support for third-party hardware

The examples featured here show you how to connect SDR hardware with the WLAN Toolbox™. For more information about supported SDR platforms, see Supported Hardware – Software-Defined Radio (Communications Toolbox).

Featured Examples

802.11a Transmission and Reception Using Analog Devices AD9361/AD9364

Use the Xilinx® Zynq-based radio support package with MATLAB® and WLAN Toolbox™ to generate a simultaneous transmission and reception on a single SDR platform.

802.11 OFDM Beacon Receiver with USRP® Hardware

Use the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP®) device using SDRu (Software Defined Radio USRP®) System objects™ to implement a WLAN receiver. The receiver is able to recover 802.11™ OFDM non-HT beacon frames transmitted over the air from commercial 802.11 hardware.

Transmission and Reception of an Image Using WLAN Toolbox and a Single USRP® E310

Transmit and receive WLAN packets on a single radio platform, USRP® Embedded Series Radio Support Package with MATLAB® and WLAN Toolbox™. An image file is encoded and packed into WLAN packets for transmission, and subsequently decoded on reception.

Image Transmission and Reception Using WLAN Toolbox and One PlutoSDR

Transmit and receive WLAN packets on a single PlutoSDR device, using the Communications Toolbox™ Support Package for ADALM-PLUTO Radio and the WLAN Toolbox™. An image file is encoded and packed into WLAN packets for transmission, and subsequently decoded on reception.

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