System Architecture and Signal Flow Overview

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Update the existing presentation titled 'Ramp-Up Plan: System Understanding' to include a detailed real signal flow diagram. Add a new dedicated slide after the high-level architecture diagram: Slide Title: Real Signal Flow (RF → ADC → FPGA → Server) Content: - Visual end-to-end diagram showing: RF Signal (antenna) → RF Frontend → ADC → FPGA (with labeled internal blocks: sample buffers, AGC, clocking/sync, antenna control) → Network Interface → Server - Use arrows to clearly indicate direction of signal flow - Highlight data transformation stages (analog RF → digital samples → processed data → network packets) - Add small annotations for each stage (e.g., 'Analog RF capture', 'Digitization', 'Signal processing', 'Data transmission') Also enhance previous architecture diagram slide to align with this flow. Design: - Clean, modern, minimal text - Use icons for antenna, chip, server - Color-code stages (RF, digital, processing, network) - Make diagram the focal point of the slide Keep all previous slides intact and consistent.

This deck provides a comprehensive ramp-up on the RF signal processing system, covering high-level architecture, real-time signal flow from antenna to server, key transformation stages (RF frontend, ADC, FPGA), and next steps for integration and next

April 6, 20265 slides
Slide 1 of 5

Slide 1 - System Understanding

System Architecture and Signal Flow Overview

Ramp-Up Plan: System Understanding

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Slide 1 - System Understanding
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Slide 2 - High-Level System Architecture

  • Overall system architecture showing data acquisition from antenna to server processing.
  • RF Frontend performs initial signal conditioning for ADC conversion.
  • FPGA handles real-time processing, buffering, and synchronization.
  • Network interface enables high-speed data transmission to central server.
Slide 2 - High-Level System Architecture
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Slide 3 - Real Signal Flow (RF → ADC → FPGA → Server)

  • RF Signal capture via antenna and RF Frontend.
  • ADC converts analog RF signal to digital samples.
  • FPGA manages buffers, AGC, and system clocking.
  • Data packets sent via network interface to server.
Slide 3 - Real Signal Flow (RF → ADC → FPGA → Server)
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Slide 4 - System Signal Transformation Stages

  • RF Frontend: Low-noise amplification and down-conversion.
  • ADC: High-speed quantization to digital domain.
  • FPGA: Processing engine including AGC, buffering, and synchronization for antenna control.
  • Server: Network ingestion of processed data packets.
Slide 4 - System Signal Transformation Stages
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Slide 5 - Conclusion

End-to-End Signal Pipeline Successfully Implemented

Next steps in system integration and testing.

Slide 5 - Conclusion

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