WARPLab Reference Design

WARPLab is a framework which brings together WARP and MATLAB. With WARPLab, you can interact with WARP nodes directly from the MATLAB workspace. The WARPLab Reference Design includes transmit and receive buffers that takes samples from the Ethernet and transmits them over the air.

This documentation is a work in progress. Please check back as we improve it.

Latest WARPLab Reference Design

• WARPLab Version 5 is the Latest WARPLab Release, for new users we recommend using this version.
• The following are the WARPLab XPS Reference Designs used to generate the bitstreams that work with version 5 of the WARPLab Reference M code. These xps projects were generated with version 10.1 of the Xilinx tools.
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_2x2_ReferenceDesign_xps_v05.zip
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_4x4_ReferenceDesign_xps_v05.zip
• For access to version 5 of the WARPLab Reference M Code and Getting Started on WARPLab please click here.

Old WARPLab Reference Designs

Version 4

• The following are the WARPLab XPS Reference Designs used to generate the bitstreams that work with version 4 of the WARPLab Reference M code. These xps projects were generated with version 10.1 of the Xilinx tools.
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_2x2_ReferenceDesign_xps_v04.zip
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_4x4_ReferenceDesign_xps_v04.zip
• For access to version 4 of the WARPLab Reference M Code and Getting Started on WARPLab please click here.

Version 3

• The following are the WARPLab XPS Reference Designs used to generate the bitstreams that work with version 3 of the WARPLab Reference M code. These xps projects were generated with version 9.1 of the Xilinx tools.
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_2x2_ReferenceDesign_xps_v03.zip
  • ​WARPLab_MIMO_4x4_ReferenceDesign_xps_v03.zip
• For access to version 3 of the WARPLab Reference M Code and Getting Started on WARPLab please click here.