AM/FM/RDS/TMC Signal Generation Toolkit by MaxEye Technologies Generate Multiple Channels Using a Single NI VST or NI VSG
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- Supports generating multiple channels of AM, FM, RDS, and TMC signals
- RDS: Program Service Name, Radio Text, Traffic Program Announcement (TP, TA), Program Type
- RDS: EON, PI Code, Alternate Frequency (AF), Traffic Message Channel (TMC), Music Switch
- Real-time AM, FM, RDS, and TMC signal generation from WAV files or Tone as payload
- Easy-to-use application, programming examples, LabVIEW and C API for remote test automation
- Impairments: AWGN, frequency offset, clock offset, and IQ impairments
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This toolkit offers a standards-based test solution for designing, evaluating, and manufacturing AM/FM/RDS receivers. Radio Data System (RDS) is a communications protocol standard for transmitting digital information in traditional FM radio broadcasts.
RDS standardizes several types of transmitted information, including time, station identification, and program information. RDS is also used for transmitting traffic information using Traffic Message Channel.
The MaxEye AM/FM/RDS/TMC Signal Generation Toolkit supports both European and US versions. It also supports real-time signal generation.
MaxEye Technologies provides generation functions in LabVIEW and C for generating the standard complaint signals for various digital audio and video broadcasting standards. The guide explains how to use the AM/FM/RDS/TMC Signal Generation Toolkit with the programming examples and Soft Front Panel (MaxEye Universal Radio Signal Generator) by using the NI Vector Signal Generator (NI VSG), Vector Signal Transceiver (NI VST), and Universal Software Radio Peripheral (NI USRP).
Support Information
This product is supported by the third-party provider and not by NI. For more information, contact MaxEye at:
Phone: +91 80 25270024
Website: www.maxeyetech.com
Email: info@maxeyetech.com
Disclaimer: The Third-Party Add-Ons for LabVIEW on this page are offered by independent third-party providers who are solely responsible for these products. NI has no responsibility whatsoever for the performance, product descriptions, specifications, referenced content, or any and all claims or representations of these third-party providers. NI makes no warranty whatsoever, neither express nor implied, with respect to the goods, the referenced contents, or any and all claims or representations of the third-party providers.
RDS standardizes several types of transmitted information, including time, station identification, and program information. RDS is also used for transmitting traffic information using Traffic Message Channel.
The MaxEye AM/FM/RDS/TMC Signal Generation Toolkit supports both European and US versions. It also supports real-time signal generation.
MaxEye Technologies provides generation functions in LabVIEW and C for generating the standard complaint signals for various digital audio and video broadcasting standards. The guide explains how to use the AM/FM/RDS/TMC Signal Generation Toolkit with the programming examples and Soft Front Panel (MaxEye Universal Radio Signal Generator) by using the NI Vector Signal Generator (NI VSG), Vector Signal Transceiver (NI VST), and Universal Software Radio Peripheral (NI USRP).
Support Information
This product is supported by the third-party provider and not by NI. For more information, contact MaxEye at:
Phone: +91 80 25270024
Website: www.maxeyetech.com
Email: info@maxeyetech.com
Disclaimer: The Third-Party Add-Ons for LabVIEW on this page are offered by independent third-party providers who are solely responsible for these products. NI has no responsibility whatsoever for the performance, product descriptions, specifications, referenced content, or any and all claims or representations of these third-party providers. NI makes no warranty whatsoever, neither express nor implied, with respect to the goods, the referenced contents, or any and all claims or representations of the third-party providers.
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