Automating DSP Simulation and Implementation of Military Sensor Systems

by Kevin Morris

Military sensor-driven systems normally use FPGAs to interface with the ADCs that digitize sensor inputs. Because ADCs operate at rates of up to 3 MSPS, they require very high-performance DSP circuitry. In most cases, this functionality is implemented using FPGAs optimized for DSP applications.

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Automating DSP Simulation and Implementation of Military Sensor Systems

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