Physical Layer Modeling and Digital Baseband Design | Developing Next-Generation Wireless Communications for Aerospace and Defense

From the series: Developing Next-Generation Wireless Communications for Aerospace and Defense

Learn how to use MATLAB® for designing physical layers (PHY) of wireless communications systems. This video covers digital baseband design use cases, including waveform generation, end-to-end link-level simulations, test and measurements, interference and coexistence analysis, and system-level simulations.

Published: 12 Jul 2021

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