Software Defined Radio
NI software defined radios (SDRs) provide the design solution to rapidly prototype wireless communications systems, which leads to faster results. You can present applications with real-world signals such as multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) and LTE/WiFi testbed.
NI software defined radios (SDRs) provide the design solution to rapidly prototype wireless communications systems, which leads to faster results. You can present applications with real-world signals such as multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) and LTE/WiFi testbed.
NI Expertise Overview
Flexible yet affordable SDRs turn a standard PC into a next-generation wireless prototyping tool. Paired with the revolutionary LabVIEW Communications System Design Suite, the NI SDR solution gives you unprecedented hardware and software integration to accelerate your innovation and offers out-of-the-box standards-based application frameworks for more rapid, focused, component-specific innovation.
Featured Content
Massive MIMO promises significant gains that can accommodate more users at higher data rates with better reliability while consuming less power.
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Curious to learn more about how SDRs work? Check out this video lecture from the creator of the USRP (Universal Software Radio Peripheral), Matt Ettus.
The year 2017 will be pivotal in the 5G trajectory for telecom, silicon providers, operators, and test and measurement companies.
Products and Solutions
The NI Alliance Partner Network
The Alliance Partner Network includes more than 950 companies that specialize in complete solutions. From products and systems to integration, consulting, and training services, NI Alliance Partners are uniquely equipped and skilled to help solve some of the toughest engineering challenges.
Application Resource Kit
SDR Research Handbook
SDR Research Handbook
Download the Next-Generation Wireless Systems handbook to see research examples from around the world and across a wide range of advanced wireless research topics.