Software radio-based airborne navigation and communication processing module
A technology of software radio and communication processing, applied in the direction of electrical components, transmission systems, etc., can solve the problems of high R&D costs, poor scalability, and single function, and achieve the goals of saving hardware and labor costs, simplifying work, and improving versatility Effect
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[0013] see figure 1 , the present invention is an airborne navigation communication processing module based on software radio, which uses open hardware as a general platform, and uses upgradable and reconfigurable application software as much as possible to meet the functional requirements of various periods and use environments. By developing new application software to meet the new requirements of users and the market, adapt to the continuous development of communication and navigation technology, and try to avoid changes to the hardware. The module consists of the following parts:
[0014] (1) The front-end processing of radio frequency signals adopts a broadband integrated processing chip, which can realize the front-end transceiver conversion, up-down conversion, and AD / DA conversion capabilities of up to 5GHz radio frequency signals;
[0015] (2) The data processing part uses a highly parallel architecture FPGA with ultra-high-speed processing capabilities to complete m...
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