Enterprise systems require large capital budgets and specialized integration.
Real-world communications testing, on demand.
Doppler is a programmable hardware platform that recreates realistic communication environments for chips, radios, development boards, and algorithms—from LEO satellite links to controlled jamming scenarios.
Communications systems are tested in fragments.
Today’s teams choose between powerful enterprise instruments, custom SDR and FPGA pipelines, or simulations that stop short of the real hardware.
Each new program rebuilds delay, Doppler, fading, and interference logic.
Algorithms, boards, radios, and chips live in different test workflows.
Field conditions and ad hoc scripts are difficult to replay across teams.
Emulate any environment
Use the same versioned scenario from offline I/Q development to live RF and external hardware testing.
Real-time hardware-in-the-loop
Apply delay, Doppler, fading, noise, and interference to live signals with deterministic timing.
Algorithm-in-the-loop
Run recorded or generated I/Q through the same scenarios before hardware is available.
Reproducible by default
Version scenarios, control random seeds, synchronize captures, and share complete test definitions.
Built for integration
Connect through RF, high-speed digital I/Q, Ethernet, triggers, and purpose-built adapters.
Choose the physical scenario. Doppler handles the signal chain.
Validated presets and composable primitives translate a real-world environment into synchronized impairment blocks.
- Readable and inspectable model definitions
- GUI, Python SDK, and command-line workflows
- Versioned scenarios with portable seeds and telemetry
- Domain packs for satellite, threats, mobility, and hardware
scenario = commlab.scenario("leo_full_pass",
altitude_km=550, carrier_hz=2.2e9)
scenario.run(input="rf_1", output="rf_2")
One test platform across the communications stack.
Satellite communications
Recreate dynamic LEO, MEO, GEO, airborne, and inter-satellite links with time-varying range, delay, Doppler, and attenuation.
Discuss a satellite workflow →Chip and modem development
Exercise synchronization, decoding, link adaptation, and acquisition before the full RF system is available.
Discuss a chip workflow →Defense communications
Validate authorized defensive systems against controlled interference and jamming scenarios in a laboratory environment.
Discuss a resilience workflow →Research laboratories
Move from simulation to reproducible hardware experiments without rebuilding a custom real-time FPGA test bench.
Discuss a research workflow →Open enough to inspect. Simple enough to use.
Doppler exposes the test environment as code while keeping the real-time implementation behind a stable API.
from commlab import Doppler
bench = Doppler.connect("doppler-01.local")
leo = bench.scenario("leo_full_pass",
altitude_km=550,
carrier_hz=2.2e9,
elevation_min_deg=10)
leo.add_interference(
kind="swept_tone",
jsr_db=5)
result = bench.run(leo,
input="rf_in_1",
output="rf_out_1")
result.report("leo-resilience.html")The test instrument is hardware. The compounding product is the workflow.
CommLab combines a calibrated real-time platform with reusable scenario definitions, integrations, and domain expertise.
Help define the communications test bench you need.
We are speaking with satellite, modem, defense-communications, and research teams about their hardest channel-emulation workflows.