MC13851-1960EVK

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RF Evaluation and Development Kits, Boards are professional hardware that can effectively handle the complexities of signal processing and RF design. Among them, the MC13851-1960EVK, a privately developed RF Evaluation and Development Kit, stands out from the rest due to its robust feature set and robust packaging.

The MC13851-1960EVK has a wide range of uses due to its multi-channel signal processing capability. It can be used to evaluate, develop, and optimize many systems in both the RF and non-RF (e.g. digital, optical, and acoustic) domains. The kit is capable of performing experiments, channel equalization, signal validation, signal emulation, and modulation verification. Additionally, the kit supports a wide range of modulation formats such as FM, AM, BPSK, QPSK, OFDM, CDMA, and TDMA.

The MC13851-1960EVK consists of various components, including four main components: a PCIe controller, a FPGA digital processing module, an AD/DA converter module and a USB port. The PCIe controller enables communication between the kit and a host computer for signal processing and control through the PCIe bus, while the FPGA digital processing module is used to process digital signals and perform signal equalization based on the characteristics of the signal environment being tested. The AD/DA converter module is used to convert digital signals into analog signals and vice versa, while the USB port is used to store and move data between the kit and a PC or host computer.

The MC13851-1960EVK working principle is fairly straightforward. First, the PCIe controller is used to transfer data from the host computer to the kit. This data is then processed by the FPGA digital processing module to generate a signal, which is then converted to an analog signal using the AD/DA converter module. This analog signal is then used as the output signal which is transmitted to the target devices via the kit’s RF antenna.

This process is reversed for receiving signals, as the analog signal is first received via the RF antenna and then converted to a digital signal by the AD/DA converter. This digital signal is then processed by the FPGA digital processing module and finally output back to the host computer using the PCIe controller.

The MC13851-1960EVK is an invaluable tool for RF and non-RF applications, offering a wide range of features and capabilities for designers and engineers. It is the perfect solution for any application that requires rapid prototyping and signal processing performance. With its robust design and versatile features, the MC13851-1960EVK is sure to provide an excellent computing and analysis platform for advanced wireless communications research and development.

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