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The top priority for increasing the science capability of ALMA is to improve the speed survey by expanding the instantaneous bandwidth. As explained in the ALMA development Roadmap, “Any receiver upgrade that increases the IF bandwidth must be accompanied by an upgraded signal transport chain to digitize the receiver output and transfer the data to the correlator”. We report on the work done by the electronics group from LAB to upgrade the following sub-systems: -    DG: to digitize 16 GHz of bandwidth, per polarization, and per sideband, -    DTX-DRX: to transfer the digital data from the antenna to the correlator, -    TFB: to ensure backward compatibility with the baseline correlator, as well as the next generation correlator (planned for 2030).  We describe our baseline solutions in terms of technology and devices, the Digital Signal Processing  architecture from the digitized IF to the correlator, and our design and demonstration plans.
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