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GNURadio as a general purpose DSP environment
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Jean-Michel Friedt
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Date
feb Sun 02
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13:45
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13:20
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00:30:00
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14:15
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31 min.
https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/event/gnuradio_as_a_general_purpose_digital_signal_processing_environment_adding_custom_sources/
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<p>Software defined radio has exhibited tremendous growth in the last years thanks to the wide availability of significant computational power available in embedded and personal computers and ubiquity of radiofrequency interfaces. One Open Source environment suitable for grasping the basics of digital signal processing, in particular applied to radiofrequency signals, is GNURadio. While software is freely available and shared through the internet, hardware remains dependent on the availability of suitable boards from hardware vendors. In order to justify the time investment in learning to use this signal processing environment, we discuss the development of custom processing blocks and adding custom sources.</p>
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