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Practical software defined radio for DAB, connected consumer devices, and beyond.

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This presentation will investigate a practical software defined radio as used in consumer products today and give the audience an appreciation of its architecture and programming model, the design trade-offs made that led to that architecture, and why such an approach is expected to become the norm over the next decade.

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