The XG1™ adaptive, or cognitive, radio employs unique modulation techniques to achieve unequaled transmission efficiency. It uses multiple, narrow band carriers to maximize the use of available channels -- and throughput -- within the defined band.
Networks support a variety of architectures such as mobile, point-to-multipoint and point-to-point with multi-hopping. The radio's software feature allows them to easily adapt to meet unique networking traffic requirements.
A feature-rich network management system is available for providing software downloading over the air, traffic monitoring, fault reporting, policy engine updates and complete configuration. Link transmission parameters such as transmit power control (up to FCC limits), transmitter disable and frequency blocking are provided. (Users or third-parties are not permitted to change frequency band, modulation, or maximum output power.)
User data can be supplied over the Ethernet port (10/100 MHz) or a serial, RS-232 port. In addition to a Digital Signal Processor, the XG1 cognitive radio includes a Power PC microprocessor and software to support a wide variety of user data processing, including encryption, protocol emulation and network management.
