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What this project demonstrates

Area Evidence in the repository
DSP FFT, FIR, mixing, decimation, spectra
Fixed-point design quantization, scaling, saturation, error analysis
Verilog / FPGA RTL blocks, testbenches, AXI-Stream style wrapper
RF engineering frequency plan, gain staging, AD9363 settings
SDR systems TX/RX chain, DUC/DDC, loopback metrics
Synchronization CFO, phase, timing and end-to-end sync chain
IQ data engineering metadata, CI16/CU8/CF32 readers, capture quality checks
Electronics RC filters, attenuators, RF measurement safety, KiCad workflow
CI/CD MkDocs strict build, Python labs, Verilog smoke tests
Documentation bilingual course structure and engineering reports

Why it is technically strong

The repository is not just a collection of notes. It contains executable examples, measurable artifacts and CI checks:

  • Python scripts generate reproducible plots and metrics;
  • Verilog testbenches check RTL behavior;
  • metadata-driven IQ readers demonstrate real signal workflow;
  • MkDocs builds the course as a navigable site;
  • report checklists teach engineering communication.

Suggested portfolio summary

Bilingual SDR engineering course covering DSP, fixed-point design, Verilog/FPGA flow,
RF frontend setup, TX/RX chains, synchronization, IQ recording analysis and basic electronics.
The repository includes executable labs, generated metrics, CI validation and report templates.

Best pages to show first

  1. Course demo dashboard.
  2. Model → FPGA → RF → Measurement.
  3. Block 8 end-to-end synchronization chain.
  4. Block 9 IQ recording and analysis workflow.
  5. Block 11 integrated SDR project workflow.

Skills matrix

Skill Level demonstrated
Signal-processing modeling high
Fixed-point implementation thinking high
RTL verification medium/high
RF measurement discipline medium/high
Data-analysis reproducibility high
Engineering documentation high
CI automation medium/high

Next proof points

  • add real IQ captures through external dataset links;
  • add screenshots from actual SDR hardware experiments;
  • add a final integrated project report;
  • add KiCad source files for the electronics mini-project;
  • add measured hardware results next to synthetic baselines.