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DRX-1 DC to 1.0 MHz VLF Digital Radio Receiver |
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DRX-1 is a PC controlled DC to 1.0 MHz Digital Receiver, designed for
the reception of the VLF bands. Application software running on a PC
controls the receiver by its RS-232 port. The receiver is based on a
software radio architecture, where the DSP code is loaded from the hard
disk of the PC. The DRX-1 directly samples the RF input signal using a 16-bit sigma-delta analog to digital convertor (ADC). The ADC feeds a digital down converter (DDC), which tunes the receiver to the required centre frequency and reduces the sample rate by decimation. The DDC feeds the DSP for additional decimation, audio filtering and demodulation. A powerful 32-bit 180 MFLOPs floating-point DSP (Analog Devices SHARC ADSP-21065L) allows precision FIR filtering with a 100 dB min. filter stopband and linear demodulation minimises distortion products. Addition filtering of the demodulated audio signal by an adaptive-filter attenuates extraneous background noise, to further improve the clarity of reception. Decimation reduces the input sample rate to a more useable audio sample rate, where the DSP performs FIR filtering and signal demodulation. The RF input stage consists of a passive low-pass filter followed by a DC-coupled ADC driver amplifier. The DRX-1 Digital Receiver is controlled by the RS-232 port of a PC. The application software runs under Windows 95/98/ME/2000 allows complete control of the Digital Receiver and Demodulation modes. |
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| For optimal operation a RF pre-selector followed by an automatic gain control (AGC) circuit is required to maximise the required signal at the input of the receiver. | |||||||||||||||||
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| Last modified: 25/01/2008 |