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Data Transmission in Software Defined Radio

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Focuses on developing effective radio protocols to enhance data transmission in Software Defined Radio (SDR) systems amidst challenging interference. Utilizing Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) and Binary Phase-Shift Keying (BPSK) techniques, we aim to optimize bandwidth usage and facilitate simultaneous transmission over crowded frequencies. The research employs the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP) for practical testing, and utilizes GNU Radio software for signal processing, ensuring adaptability and reconfiguration in communication systems for competitive scenarios.

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  1. Advisors: Prof. J. V. Krogmeier, Prof. D.J. Love Graduate Mentor: Joon Young Kim Members: Sutton Hathorn, Eric Rice, MuhammetYazmyradov SDR: Spectrum Challenge Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Software Defined Radio DARPA Spectrum Challenge DSSS/BPSK Protocols -Direct Sequence spread spectrum is a technique that modulates the information signal and carrier with a spreading signal to use more bandwidth. • Software-defined radio (SDR) is a radio communication system where components that have been typically implemented in hardware are instead implemented by means of software on a personal computer or embedded system. • This allows the radio to be instantly reconfigured via programming. • One physical radio can be used for a multitude of purposes Goal: Develop a radio protocol that most effectively transmit data through a communication channel in the presence of interfering signals. • Both a competitive and a cooperative competition occur • Competition is run on the ORBIT test bed • Teams are judged on the time taken to transmit a series of packets between two radios -The resulting wider signal is more resistant to acute interference and the channel can be used by multiple users simultaneously Testing with the usrp • The Universal Software Radio Peripheral is the hardware platform being used to test and implement the radio protocols developed with the GNU Radio software. • The USRP B200 has a bandwidth of 56MHz • It has a frequency range of 70MHz to 6GHz • All teams transmit on the same frequency, so the competition tries to find effective ways to transmit data over crowded frequencies. -BPSK (Binary phase-shift keying) is a digital modulation technique that changes the phase of a carrier wave to convey information. GNU Radio software • An open source software development toolkit • Provides programming framework to perform   signal processing for a variety of   communication systems • GNU Radio Companion (GRC) provides a graphical flowchart based development environment Relevant Experience • Signal processing and systems. Some experience with communication systems and digital signal processing  • ECE301,  ECE438,  and ECE 440 are all used in SDR technology • Good programming skills (Python, C++) and knowledge of Linux (1)USRP2 Ports (3) USRP Ports (2) USRP2 Board (4) USRP Board