MARCH EVENTS (1)

Overview

In the 5G era, developing smart connectivity devices in homes, cities and factories has become an important trend.

In this webinar, you will learn about new capabilities in MATLAB to design, implement and test new wireless connectivity devices. We will discuss the evolution of Wi-Fi standard, coexistence of standards-based signals, smart home, IoT standards, positioning and direction finding, wireless sensing and application of deep learning in wireless communications
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You learn how to generate standard-based signals for testing in MATLAB. Then, you can obtain expected performance metrics with link-level simulations that include channel modeling and RF front-end and receiver operations. You get in-depth insight into algorithms since these functions are offered as open MATLAB code. Finally, you can test and compare expected metrics with real-time results obtained through over-the-air testing with Software-Defined Radios (SDRs) and RF instruments.

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Key Highlights

  • The evolution of Wi-Fi - 11ax, 11ay and beyond
  • Coexistence and interference – BLE and Wi-Fi/5G
  • Smart home and IoT- Zigbee, 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow), NB-IoT and LTE-M
  • Positioning (802.11az), direction finding (BLE 5.1) and wireless (Wi-Fi) sensing
  • Generate standards-compliant Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Zigbee waveforms
  • Simulate and interact with these wireless connectivity standards
  • Verify your designs with over-the-air testing with a range of RF instruments
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Speaker

Suharyono Suharyono

With 10 years of experience in Communications Systems and RF, Suharyono specialises in helping companies and government agencies to implement hardware and systems in the field of communications.  As an Applications Engineer at Techsource Systems, Suharyono also focuses on supporting customers for adopting HDL code generation and 5G/LTE technology.

He holds a Master of Science (Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Bachelor of Science (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) from Oregon State University, USA. He possess a strong foundation of hardware as well as programming skillset to ensure success in his clients.

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