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From: | John Clark |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Need info for paper. |
Date: | Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:50:19 -0800 |
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George Nychis schrieb:
Some of these seemed pretty 'expensive' to get into... the use of ASICs, and the like, also, they seem to be directed to pretty specific implementations of transmissions, even though one could conceivably load in a new chunk of firmware 'on the fly' perhaps...Hi John,There are a couple other SDR-type platforms in the academic world... but none really come close to the code base of GR IMO.
WARP is a very expensive platform IMO, and they are not as modular as GNU Radio. I would say GNU Radio has far more in the PHY layer, and WARP has 1 PHY (OFDM) + a bunch of MAC implementations.Looked interesting, but did have this overhead of ASIC, and buying the attendant boards.
The KU Agile radio is still pretty new, Prof. Minden gave a talk here about it last semester and it seemed the hardware was pretty concrete but the software was still in progress... which is what truly separates SDR platforms :)
Looks closest to what I'm doing... albeit not with a PPC core...
CalRadio v1 is strict 802.11 based, and the PHY is not flexible. I think their goal was to keep the PHY in hardware and swap out daughterboards with different PHYs that you could re-program the MAC on.
Almost instant negative... I have my Master from UCSD, the consolation prize for those who didn't get a PhD... and further... have not forgotten the nonsense with UCSD Pascal and the Regents... but I digress...
John Clark.
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