Hardware Options — srsRAN 4G 22.10 documentation

When choosing these packages we compared each hardware option under the same metrics. With one set for the computational hardware, and one for the SDR.

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Compute Criteria¶

The following are the main specifications taken into account when selecting the compute platform for each of these packages:

• Cost - Overall cost of the machine

• Number of cores - This will affect overall performance

• Processor frequency - CPUs running at lower frequencies may struggle under heavy computational loads

• Cache size - A good indication of speed. More cache memory means certain computations will be faster.

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  Number of threads - More threads will enable a processor to execute processes faster.

This is not an exhaustive list of criteria to look at when selecting a compute platform for SDR experimentation and development. Intended use-case will dictate choice the most here, as well as other external factors which can be subjective to either the user or overall use conditions.

Other useful things to take into account when choosing a compute platform for SDR research and experimentation are:

• Processor Cinebench score - This gives a good indication of a processor&#;s ability to deal with high computational load. Find out more here.

• Cooling ability - More cooling ability will ensure CPU performance does not drop off significantly under heavy load

• Portability - Some use-cases may benefit from a PC that is portable

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