Reconfigurable Instrumentation Technologies, Architectures and Trends

Rok Uršič · AIP conference proceedings · 2002

Reconfigurability is liberating radio‐based instrumentation devices from chronic dependency on hard‐wired characteristics of the radio front end. Today the evolution toward practical “reconfigurable” instrumentation is accelerating through a combination of approaches. This evolution is challenging analog, digital and software designers and the associated product development process. The goal of this paper is to give a short overview of the latest technologies, architectures and trends in this field.

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