Ismael Gomez

srsUE is an open source software radio LTE UE. It is written in C++ and builds upon the srsLTE library. Running on an Intel Core i7-4790, srsUE achieves up to 60Mbps DL with a 20Mhz bandwidth SISO configuration. It works with the Ettus B2x0 and bladeRF frontends and has been tested against different commercial and open source eNodeB.

In this talk we'll explain the internals of srsUE, it's architecture, the threading design and the optimization steps taken to achieve top performance.

libLTE is a free and open source LTE library for SDR mobile terminals and base stations. The library does not rely on any external dependencies or frameworks.

The project contains a set of Python tools for the automatic code generation of modules for popular SDR frameworks, including GNURadio, ALOE++, IRIS, and OSSIE. These tools are easy to use and adapt for generating targets for specific platforms or frameworks.

libLTE is a continuation of the Open-Source LTE Deployment (OSLD) project. OSLD provides an LTE library together with ALOE++, a real-time SDR framework. libLTE builds upon the success of OSLD and provides complementary tools for researchers and manufacturers that do not wish to use a specific SDR framework.

More info and download on ALOE++ and OSLD: https://github.com/flexnets/aloe/wiki