Date: Wednesday 16 March 2016
Time: 08:30 - 10:00
Location / Room: Exhibition Theatre
Moderator:
John Zhao, MathWorks Inc., US
With its special "Model Based Design and Verification Day" DATE 2016 for the first time combines a visionary keynote from an industrial leader, application talks of experienced users and an industrial tutorial with two sessions of the DATE conference Technical Program on latest research results in the field. This gives attendees the opportunity to get a comprehensive overview on start-of-the-art in model based design and test, ranging from industrial application to academic research.
This session starts the day with an Exhibition Keynote given by Jimm Tung, MathWorks Fellow at MathWorks Inc., followed by an application talk, given by Robert Stewart, MathWorks Professor at University of Strathclyde. Please see the abstracts of the talks for more details. It will be followed by the Technical Program sessions 6.6 and 7.6 covering research work on modelling and control of cyber-physical systems and techniques for the analysis and testing of embedded software, respectively. The day will be completed with the Exhibition Theatre session 8.8 giving an industrial tutorial on FPGA/ARM System Development and Verification.
Click here to download The MathWorks "Model Based Design and Verification Day" flyer.
| Time | Label | Presentation Title Authors |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | 5.8.1 | INTRODUCTION Speaker: John Zhao, MathWorks Inc., US |
| 08:35 | 5.8.2 | EXHIBITION KEYNOTE: THE TRANSFORMATIVE FUSION OF SENSING, COMPUTING, COMMUNICATION & CONTROL Speaker: Jim Tung, MathWorks Inc., US Abstract We are ushering in a new era of industrial transformation. Automotive and consumer technologies are merging. Telecomm, media, and Internet and search providers are blending. Aerospace systems are enabling consumer services from product delivery to internet access. The catalysts - powerful, low-cost technologies for sensing, computing, communications, and control - are changing the markets of embedded hardware and software, as well as the companies and industries creating the increasingly smart and multi-function systems that leverage those technologies. This presentation will describe these broad transformations, the research opportunities that they create, and the approaches that trailblazing researchers and organizations are relying on to succeed in this new era. |
| 09:20 | 5.8.3 | APPLICATION TALK: MODEL BASED DESIGN FOR 4G AND 5G WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO USING MATLAB Speaker: Robert Stewart, MathWorks Professor, University of Strathclyde, GB Abstract Over recent years Software Defined Radio (SDR) has evolved from an expensive research lab based activity to a platform for the implementation of efficient DSP algorithms in real-time on FPGAs. In this presentation we will look at SDR model based design using MATLAB in combination with supported SDR hardware implementation platforms. As part of a concept to implementation design flow, we will show how to develop floating point simulations for the PHY layer of a LTE receiver, implement fixed point simulations, and verify performance using real off-the-air RF data. Using the same MATLAB models, we can generate HDL and C implementations and target a Xilinx Zynq SDR platform. |
| 09:50 | 5.8.4 | Q&A |
| 10:00 | End of session Coffee Break in Exhibition Area |