Anti-jamming performance with low-resolution ADCs. #71
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Please share simulation coee here |
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Here are the codes. All of the codes are written by Gemini. |
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Here is the updated version that reflects the results of GPT and Claude's reviews. |
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Q1. Professor how did you implement planar array in pocketSDR? can we do that for direction finding? |
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Q3. Professor if we want to use 12 ADC with 8 Ch PocketSDR, how can we do that? |
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A1: I'm still working on it. As to H/W, I decided to change from helical antennas to patch antennas for the elements, considering mutual coupling. As for the S/W, ver.0.14 does not support the array yet. I plan to add support in ver.0.15. DOA estimation is an important application of antenna arrays. A2: The SPIDER is an 8 - 14 CH RF frontend equipped with the MAX2769. The H/W is complete, but S/W development has been halted. Development efforts have shifted to the Pocket SDR. Pocket SDR FE 8CH can be used for anttena-array. However, the FE 8CH with a 2-3 bit ADC has insufficient dynamic range for anti-jamming applications. A3: Please wait a little longer. The H/W design will be published and included in the Pocket SDR ver.0.15 release. A4: Targeting spring 2026, but that is just a plan. The H/W development might require significant effort. |
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While phase coherency is essential for antenna arrays, synchronizing eight MAX2771 PLLs is difficult. Therefore, live calibration must be implemented on the software side of the SDR. |
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Professor, about point 4, will spring 2026 solution include Receiver Phase coherency as well as 12-bit ADC both? i hope so as both functionalities would be required for developing anti-jam solution and GNSS receiver on the 8-ch pocketSDR |
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The Pocket SDR FE 8CH uses the 2- or 3-bit ADC provided by the MAX2771. To evaluate the anti-jamming performance of the FE 8CH, I conducted simulations with various ADC bit depths. The following figures show the results for 3-bit, 8-bit, and 12-bit ADCs.
In the simulation, I assumed a 7-element co-planar array using the MVDR algorithm for beamforming. The 3-bit ADC achieved 28–38 dB of jammer suppression. However, there is a significant difference compared to the 12-bit ADC, which provides 73–85 dB. Therefore, I plan to design a 12-bit ADC version of the Pocket SDR FE 8CH for anti-jamming applications.
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