MATLAB and Simulink can make your wireless communications designs faster and more efficient with modeling, simulation, testing, and implementation tools. Reduce development time, identify, and eliminate design problems early, streamline testing and verification, and automate many wireless design tasks. Ensure reliability and performance throughout your design workflow, from developing advanced algorithms to analyzing signals and engineering your end-to-end system configuration. You can deploy your generated code to radio and hardware and then test your deployed prototypes and devices.
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Leading wireless engineering teams use MATLAB and Simulink to develop new 5G radio access technologies. You can simulate, analyze and test 5G, Wi-Fi, LTE, Bluetooth®, satellite navigation, and communication systems and networks. Also, you can:
- Jointly optimize your digital, RF, and antenna components and models, improving your end-to-end system performance
- Optimize system components using machine learning, deep learning, or reinforcement learning techniques
- Design massive MIMO, millimeter-wave, and beamforming systems using antenna and antenna arrays
- Assess real-world wireless network performance and metrics on maps using indoor and outdoor propagation scenarios and channel models
- Automatically generate HDL or C code for prototyping and verify systems under test with over-the-air testing
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