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In this webinar, we introduce standard-based functionality in MATLAB for modeling, simulation, and testing of satellite communications systems. Visualize and model satellite orbits and perform visual access calculations and link budget analyses for integrated scenarios that include spacecraft, ground stations, and aircraft. Generate test waveforms based on DVB-S2/S2X/RCS2, CCSDS, and GPS standards.

In this talk, you will learn about how MATLAB and Simulink can be used for early ASIC design through pre-verified, hardware-ready reference applications for different wireless communication applications, reuse of algorithm models in production verification environments and FPGA based debugging workflows.

Deep learning and machine learning techniques can be applied to a range of radar and wireless applications to meet the increased level of system requirements of operating in a crowded RF spectrum.

Assessing radar performance in a representative environment, where the reflections from surrounding surfaces are considered is critical to ensure that a radar system design meets its performance requirements. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how to model surface reflections from land and sea in a radar scenario.

Positioning and Localization have a big role to play in the next generation of wireless applications. Positioning is finding the location co-ordinates of the device, whereas localization is a feature-based technique where you get to know the environment in a specific geography. There are various approaches taken by different standards such as 5G/ WLAN/ Bluetooth/ UWB to identify the position of the device. In this webinar, we will discuss various techniques used to design a system which determine the position of the user.

Multi-function sensors, improved sensor fusion capabilities, etc. require new methodologies, tools and development environments to maximize the final success next generation projects. Join us in this webinar to know more about the design and implementation of a multi-function radar system using all capabilities provided by MathWorks tools and methods.

MATLAB EXPO brings together engineers, researchers, and scientists to hear real-world examples, get hands-on demonstrations, and learn more about the latest features and capabilities of MATLAB and Simulink.

In this webinar, we provide an overview of MathWorks’ end-to-end, antenna-to-bits solution for Satellite Communications, introduce new standard-based functionality in MATLAB for modeling, simulation, implementation and testing of satellite communications systems.

Learn about modeling and simulating the single chip Otava beamformer IC (BFIC), a wideband 8-channel transmitter and receiver operating at mmWave frequencies.