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Date: 9th Oct 09

 
New SystemVue version 2009.08 from Agilent for wireless and Avionic apps

Agilent Technologies has announced that the SystemVue version 2009.08 features new capabilities including an automated link that unlocks RF-DSP co-design and a Custom Flow for "Model-Based Design". The SystemVue 2009.08 Coupled with new IP reference libraries for DVB-S2, mmWave WPAN (IEEE 802.15.3c) and 3GPP LTE, to accelerate the design of high-performance PHY signal processing in both aerospace/defense and wireless applications.

The SystemVue 2009.08 adds a new RF-DSP simulation technology that supports custom C++ to RTL design flows, and delivers new reference IP for emerging communications standards, and the Agilent's automated RFlink embeds RF architectures into a baseband DSP environment, for a unified top-down team approach to system design. Using it, baseband designers can re-use an RF system architect's own IP to see the impact of additional RF effects (e.g., internal impedance mismatch, nonlinearities and reverse propagation) within their native DSP environment, verify the robustness of their algorithms, and reduce overall design margins.

"SystemVue's new RFlink feature improves the accuracy and convenience of modeling the RF portion of signal processing chains, without burdening DSP architects with clunky analog tools or requiring specialized RF expertise," said Frank Ditore, product manager of Agilent's SystemVue. "By allowing the RF, system and baseband design teams to share a common environment for concurrent design, the link enables superior top-down RF-baseband partitioning and reduces overall design margins."

The SystemVue 2009.08 is now capable of importing and encapsulating a high-performance signal-processing IP flow, and verifying models at each level of abstraction either at the communications system level or a lower hardware level. This integration makes SystemVue a cost-effective, open, vendor-neutral platform for custom applications, such as radar, software-defined radio and homeland security.

The other key features of SystemVue 2009.08 are algorithmic references for physical layer standards that allow to verify signal processing algorithms and hardware implementation before test equipment or PHYs are available and includes,

The W1915 mmWave WPAN baseband verification library, in support of IEEE 802.15.3c
The W1914 DVB-S2 baseband verification library for satellite-based digital video broadcast systems, in support of the SatComm community's needs
Formal simulator support for 3GPP LTE closed-loop "throughput" measurements using HARQ, based on LTE version 8.6 (March 2009)
Application support for GPS, Galileo, ZigBee and other formats.

Price: Starts at approximately $15,000
Availability: Now available for download at www.agilent.com/find/eesof-systemvue
A free 30-day evaluation is available at www.agilent.com/find/eesof-systemvue-evaluation

For more details visit www.agilent.com
Editorial rating of this product: Average

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