An adaptive software defined radio design based on a standard space telecommunication radio system API
Wenhao Xiong, Xin Tian, Genshe Chen, Khanh Pham, Erik Blasch

TL;DR
This paper presents an adaptive software defined radio design based on NASA's STRS standard API, demonstrating flexible, reconfigurable space telecommunication systems with performance evaluation.
Contribution
It introduces a step-by-step design of an SDR testbed adhering to the STRS and API standards, enhancing adaptability and interoperability in space communication.
Findings
Effective SDR implementation following STRS standards
Flexible waveform generation across hardware platforms
Positive performance evaluation results
Abstract
Software defined radio (SDR) has become a popular tool for the implementation and testing for communications performance. The advantage of the SDR approach includes: a re-configurable design, adaptive response to changing conditions, efficient development, and highly versatile implementation. In order to understand the benefits of SDR, the space telecommunication radio system (STRS) was proposed by NASA Glenn research center (GRC) along with the standard application program interface (API) structure. Each component of the system uses a well-defined API to communicate with other components. The benefit of standard API is to relax the platform limitation of each component for addition options. For example, the waveform generating process can support a field programmable gate array (FPGA), personal computer (PC), or an embedded system. As long as the API defines the requirements, the…
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