Difference between SDR transmitter and FPGA-ARM interface

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Hsiao Chien Chen 2017-11-21

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Hi, I am working on this example

https://www.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/xilinxzynqbasedradio/examples/hw-sw-co-design-qpsk-transmit-and-receive-using-analog-devices-ad9361-ad9364.html

and I had some hardware logic on my ZedBoard. However, I found another block in Matlab library called "SDR Transmitter", and I found that the performance is a bit different if I change into this block.

What is the main difference between these two blocks? And how can I open the burst mode in "FPGA-ARM interface" this block?

Thank you very much.

B.R.

Angie

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Neil MacEwen 2017-11-29

Hi Angie,

The "SDR Transmitter" block that can be found in the library "zedboardfmc234_lib" is documented here. This block is used for I/O capabilities (transmitting and receiving from Simulink on the host) like in the QPSK transmitter example.

The FPGA-ARM interface blocks are generated by the HW/SW co-design workflow for use in the SW interface model, i.e. they are intended for use when generating code to run on the ARM processor. Burst mode is not supported on these blocks as it does not make sense when running deployed on the hardware. Burst mode is intended to work around the slow Ethernet link between the hardware and the host.

Cheers,

Neil