I definitely feel this is worth looking in to :-) I think you have a terrifc
idea here. I don't know what functions are available in a FPGA, but think
all the way to the antenna. Perhaps samplers, perhaps numerically controlled
oscillators for the DDS (accumulator and delta_phase register), perhaps A/D
functions are available or can be implimented. And then on to the MAC , DSP
etc. It's well worth looking in to :-) Thanks for your thoughts,
Regards,
John
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From: "Philip Covington" <p.covington@...>
To: "John H. Fisher" <k5jhf@...>
Cc: "David WardenDurkee" <dwarden2@...>; "AQRP"
<aqrp@...>; "Bob Hillard" <rhillard@...>; "David
Warden-Durkee" <dwarden@...>; "Milton Cram" <mecram@...>;
<softrock40@...>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: FW: [softrock40] 9958
Hi John,
I have been toying with the idea of implementing my own custom DSP
engine within a FPGA. That way only logic functions specific to the
SDR application need be present.
Things like cost and power requirements would have to be looked at but
if there is some interest in this I might place it higher up the stack
of things to do.
73 de Phil N8VB