The 6-24 GHz upper midband - FR3 range - is the next generation spectrum for mobile wireless applications. Traditionally allocated for defense and scientific use cases, the possible adoption of FR3 frequencies for commercial applications opens the possibility for severe interference between different commercial and scientific/defense systems. We demonstrate lowcomplexity adaptive array processing in the FR3 range using realtime implementation in the 10.7-10.8 GHz band, with 100 MHz of bandwidth using Xilinx Virtex-6 Sx475T FPGA technology. The demonstration supports a uniform linear array with 8 Vivaldi antennas (6-24 GHz) and can provide up to 6 nulls in the aperture pattern in addition to the desired RF beam. The FPGA back-end utilizes sampling at 200 MS/s and exploits digital signal processing to furnish up to 100 MHz of bandwidth at IF.
