Hardware Description Language Design for Spread Spectrum Modulation: Theory and Applications
Xiaoming Santos
Corresponding
ETH Zurich
Farhana Karimi
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Abstract
Despite extensive research, spread spectrum modulation continues to pose difficulties for engineers working on video surveillance systems. Model validation is achieved by comparing predictions from hardware description language design with experimental observations. The proposed algorithm outperforms the reference method by 7% on average. The findings provide useful guidance for engineers engaged in the design and operation of similar systems.
Keywords:
spread spectrum modulationhardware description language designnetwork securityrainfall-runoff modelling
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