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VisSim/Comm:
Signal
Processing & Communication System Design

VisSim/Comm is a Windows-based
software program for the modelling and simulation of end-to-end communication
systems at the signal or physical level. It is based on Visual Solutions'
well established and highly regarded modelling and simulation software,
VisSim. With a full complement of communication
blocks and powerful, time-domain simulation engine, VisSim/Comm provides
fast and accurate solutions for analogue, digital and mixed-mode communication
system designs. VisSim/Comm's intuitive block diagram interface makes
it easy to build, modify and maintain even the most complex system models.
Using VisSim/Comm, engineers
can move freely between the stages of model construction, simulation,
optimization and validation. This tightly integrated development platform
allows engineers to simulate and view signal waveforms at any stage of
the communication system chain. Importantly, all modelling and simulation
tasks can be completed without writing a line of code.
VisSim/Comm helps communication
and electrical engineers decrease design cycle time, minimize hardware
prototyping and build better products.
NEW!
Click to learn about the new Wireless Lan and
Turbo Codes add-on modules for VisSim/Comm.
Ericsson
Inc., a leading developer and manufacturer of cellular and PCS consumer
electronics, has been using VisSim/Comm for the rapid prototyping of new
transceiver architectures for its next generation products.
Charles Gore, Research and
Development Engineer at Ericsson, has this to say about his experience
with VisSim/Comm: "Using VisSim/Comm, we designed a new modulation
synthesizer much faster than if we had followed the conventional hardware
prototype cycle for proof-of-concept. We were able to validate our approach
in a matter of days as opposed to the several weeks required to design,
assemble and test a breadboard. VisSim/Comm makes it easier for us to
develop innovative architectures for the next generation of Ericsson transceiver
products. We keep finding new applications for this useful tool. Most
recently, we have been using VisSim/Comm to investigate how to compensate
for the effects of nonlinearities in certain receiver architectures."
His case study, Ericsson
Shortens Design Cycle with VisSim/Comm, is here.
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