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LabVIEW Communications helps you design, develop, and deploy wireless communications systems to multiple hardware targets such as general-purpose processors, NI Linux Real-Time OSs, and FPGAs all in the same environment. Wireless design and prototype teams can reduce the time to validate wireless algorithms with over-the-air (OTA) signals using a unified graphical programming approach and the ability to directly call code created using The MathWorks, Inc. MATLAB® software and import custom VHDL code. LabVIEW Communications users with an active Standard Service Program (SSP) membership are eligible to upgrade to the latest version.
LabVIEW Communications minimizes your time to results with a single unified environment for processors and FPGA-based development. See below to explore how this suite solves common challenges for communications designers.
Design and implement next-generation wireless systems in a single, graphical programming environment using LabVIEW Communications to program general-purpose processors, NI Linux Real-Time OSs, and FPGAs.
LabVIEW Communications features an interface for MATLAB that you can use to directly call any custom function or script created using the software from the LabVIEW environment so that it connects to OTA signals effortlessly.
LabVIEW Communications reduces your setup time with instant connections to NI software defined radio hardware such as USRP (Universal Software Radio Peripheral) products. You can connect your algorithm to FPGAs to develop a real-time wireless communications prototype.
LabVIEW Communications offers ready-to-run reference designs that provide a rich set of high-performance FPGA IP. You can get to results faster with 802.11, LTE, and MIMO FPGA-based PHY and MAC layer reference designs.
Software Benefits
Standard Service Program
Every purchase includes a renewable, one-year membership to the Standard Service Program (SSP) for software. SSP membership includes the following:
A single-seat license can be associated with an individual or to a specific computer ID.
The Volume License Program is designed for teams that need five or more licenses. It reduces the total cost of ownership by providing streamlined asset management to your organization.
Academic Site Licenses include software for classroom, laboratory, or research. It is the standard way for academics and students to access NI software.
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The active online community for LabVIEW and LabVIEW Communications provides the type of collaboration you want. Browse examples posted by users, upload useful examples you have developed, and engage in conversations with others trying to solve similar problems.
Offers a modifiable and real-time WiFi PHY and MAC layer IP based on the 802.11a/ac standards.
Provides a modifiable real-time LTE PHY and MAC layer IP that supports both TDD and FDD transmission modes.
Features a modifiable and real-time multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) software reference design based on the LTE standard.
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