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| This article describes the MATLAB app that ADI has developed in order to run LTE's eNodeB Test Model waveforms using ADALM-Pluto. Using this app, users connect the transmit and receive ports of their PlutoSDR using a cable and verify that the error vector magnitude (EVM) of the AD9363 transceiver inside their Pluto SDR conforms to the specifications listed in the datasheet. Users can view the EVM corresponding to the channels present in the LTE downlink resource grid over time, frequency and resource grid also. In order to run the code that builds this app, users would need: | This article describes the MATLAB app that ADI has developed in order to run LTE's eNodeB Test Model waveforms using ADALM-Pluto. Using this app, users connect the transmit and receive ports of their PlutoSDR using a cable and verify that the error vector magnitude (EVM) of the AD9363 transceiver inside their Pluto SDR conforms to the specifications listed in the datasheet. Users can view the EVM corresponding to the channels present in the LTE downlink resource grid over time, frequency and resource grid also. In order to run the code that builds this app, users would need: | ||
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resources/tools-software/transceiver-toolbox/examples/pluto_lte_app.txt · Last modified: 18 Aug 2021 03:44 by Travis Collins