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[Discuss-gnuradio] [maybe little offtopic] configurable digital RF tx/rx
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Pedro Díaz Jiménez |
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[Discuss-gnuradio] [maybe little offtopic] configurable digital RF tx/rx |
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Wed, 9 Feb 2005 19:31:19 +0200 |
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Hi there,
First of all, I apologize for posting a somewhat offtopic post here, since
what I want to ask about is not directly related to GNUradio. Reading the
mail archives I got the feeling that there are quite a lot of folks here that
have a good understanding of software radio
I am a student working on my master's thesis. The research area for the thesis
is ad-hoc networks, more concretely the MAC level.
I am looking for some kind of card/peripheral for digital RF communications.
The card should allow configuration (by software) of:
- Base frequency (preferably in the VHF range)
- Codification/modulation
From my (limited) understanding this could be implemented in software radio,
but then all the codification/decodification of the digital signal would need
to be done by the computer (which would mean a lot of work that is out of the
scope of my thesis, and also a possible loss of performance compared to a HW
implementation, right?). I've also seen a lot of "radio-modem" products out
there, but they don't seem to be what I'm looking for.
To recapitulate: I'm looking for a device that would let me:
- Configure it to tx/rx in a range of frequencies
- Configure how the digital signal is modulated in the analog carrier
(maybe from a set of choices)
- Send/Receive data from/to the host computer more or less easily
(easy being defined as me not having to implement a modulation
technique in software)
So, any of you guys know of anything remotely similar to what I'm
describing?. I've googled and googled without any significant results; all I
got was either radio modem stuff or either software radio stuff. I (think)
that I'm looking for something "between" these two.
Also, going more on-topic: An alternative would be to use gnuradio, provided
that someone already has implemented some modulation technique for
transmitting/receiving data. I've seen some mailing list posts about
implementing OFDM for gnuradio, but couldn't find anything specific apart
from these posts.
Any kind of help/orientation/pointer to vendor/tip would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks!
Pedro
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