The following figure shows a system model of the polyphase channelizer built in MATLAB and encapsulated in a MATLAB app (GUI). This provides a comprehensive golden model of the channelizer algorithms and illustrates the relationships between the various system parameters. The model was built to support a broader range of parameter settings than the actual Versal adaptive SoC design:
The model supports two different input sampling rates: Fs = 10.5 GSPS and Fs = 20.5 GSPS.
The number of channels M can be set to 16, 32, 64, or 128 using a dial.
The output oversampling ratio P/Q may be set to 1/1, 2/1, 4/3, or 8/7 using the appropriate button.
The number of active channels can be entered in the bottom left. This value must be less than the chosen value of M.
The model may be run by pressing the “Go” button. When this occurs, the model generates the desired number of active channels and positions them in randomly chosen carrier locations. Each signal is modeled as filtered Gaussian noise for simplicity. The model displays the impulse response of the prototype channelizer filter computed for the given system parameters in the top left plot. The bottom left plot shows this same filter in the frequency domain in red along with the actual signal to be extracted by the channelizer in blue. The top right plot shows the input spectrum to the channelizer along with the active carriers and their index labels. The bottom right plot shows the extracted channels at baseband in the time domain, where the blue signals are the channelizer inputs (delayed by the known group delay of the channelizer), and the red signals are the channelizer outputs.
