Creonic Updates Doppler Channel IP Core with Extended Frequency Band and Sampling Range
Kaiserslautern, Germany -- October 02, 2025 -- Creonic GmbH, a leading provider of ready-for-use IP cores for communication systems, announces the update of its Doppler Channel emulation IP core. The update introduces significant enhancements that increase flexibility and precision in satellite communication simulations.
The model now supports a wide range of satellite frequency bands, including L, S, C, X, Ku, and Ka bands, allowing engineers to simulate communication links across diverse scenarios with higher realism.
In addition, the sampling frequency range has been expanded to span from 50 kSps up to 500 Gsps. This broad coverage makes the model suitable for both low-rate applications and ultra-high-rate signal processing, providing unmatched versatility for research and development.
These improvements strengthen the Doppler Channel IP core as a robust and scalable tool for the design and validation of next-generation satellite communication systems.
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