Hello SDR Community,
I am new to software defined radios(SDR) and had
background in wireless & digital communications (2 years ago) during my
Masters. During my masters , most of my understanding was based on
simulations on simulink . Since then , I have been working on v2x
communications (802.11p) at application layer developing safety warning
applications. Now , I want to move my focus towards Physical layer
completely (may want to develop 802.11p physical layer on hackrf for
learning curve)and also for a career change into this area.
I bought a HackRF One, RTL-SDR and started with Micheal Osmonn's
video tutorials (gave me pretty good basics I guess and a good start)and
GNURadio Guided tutorials (skipped the c++ part and also have some
confusions with stream tags and PMTs) and charan Langtons tutorials(good
brush up on communications tutorials, still going through that).
I am more of guy who uses MATLAB/Simulink , C, python . This took me like 2
weeks of time working after office hours. Now that I have like 10-12 days
of vacation and no office work (hurray, that's a good part) , I want to
dedicate my time in learning more or to do some kind of a project (OOT
module on some comm. protocol) and doing a Google search on GNURadio
tutorials/projects/university_lab_documents etc gave me at least 50-60
weblinks bookmarks .
Is there any better and productive way of learning I can do instead of
just going through the each and every bookmark and replicating the stuff
they have done ??
How do you all get comfortable with GNU radio projects ( each one of you
might have started at some project or something or some way which might
have helped you to learn and understand better )
Any suggestions/comments/questions are almost welcome .
PS: I live in Detroit and if anyone wants to tag along with me on
working/learning/collaborative project , please do let me know. I'm saying
this as I don't find any SDR meetups/workshops in Detroit as they are
organized in Boston, Bay area and Atlanta.
Best Regards
Ashish
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