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Real World Implementation of SDR and the SCA
8th June 2005, Jurys Great Russell Street Hotel, London.
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This workshop addresses the challenges of implementing both hardware and software aspects of software defined radio. It starts with an architectural overview of a reconfigurable hardware platform, steps through the integration of an SDR software stack and addresses the implementation of the Software Communications Architecture (SCA). Specific challenges of waveform portability and using the SCA in demanding applications are addressed. A demonstration of an SCA enabled SDR completes the workshop.
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Tim Owen, Field Applications Engineer, Spectrum Signal Processing.
Tim’s responsibilities include providing technical support and consultancy to key accounts and Spectrum's distribution channel throughout Europe. In this role, Tim primarily assists customers in realising their application requirements with Spectrum's SDR systems solutions, as well as contributing technical advice. For over 12 years, he has been involved in design and field support of real-time embedded DSP systems, software radio technologies and their applications. Tim has been at Spectrum UK since 1998 and holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Westminster, London.
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Dan Simard, Director, European Operations, Spectrum Signal Processing.
In this capacity, Dan is responsible for sales, distribution channel management, business and market development in Europe. Dan joined Spectrum in 1997 and has performed roles in program management, marketing and international business development. Prior to joining Spectrum, Dan served the Canadian Navy as a Combat Systems Engineering Officer. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from the Royal Military College of Canada. He completed postgraduate studies at the US Naval Postgraduate school in Monterey, California and is a graduate of the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College.
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