I am curious if/how folks are attaching SDRs to household electrical
outlets for data networking experiments. Are there any kits or
off-the-shelf components that adapt from 120 VAC to a form more suitable
for SDR I/O?
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are in silicon.
If Marvell would publish the 88W8388 and 88W8015 documentation, it
would jumpstart some open-source development. Source code is a poor
replacement for proper chipset documentation.
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d? Atheros cites the FCC's
SDR NPRM, which doesn't really apply.
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companies, of hobbyists, of academic researchers, and---let us admit---of
"bad guys." In this way, I believe an open-source community will detect
more security problems in a product before a firm sends it to market than
if the product had survived the scrutiny of one firm
pps.
Here is an example that uses a sound card, <http://www.araneus.fi/audsl/>.
It would be neat if there were the PC audio-out equivalents of the
iGo iTips power adapter plugs, with plugs that adapt audio-out to
media such as AC powerline, phone wire, Cat5, and television cable.
A suitable
unication possible, even without WiFi?
Do you know whether or not it is possible to get instructions for
re-programming the old phones?
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the same. Perhaps more important is that I do not
see any reason, in principle, that you cannot do the same for UDP+RTP.
(API adaptations may be necessary.)
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backs for doing serial I/O (transceivers and
such are usually located on some serial bus) and for activating a MAC
calibration mode.
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s for reading/writing the format. The HDF format is extensible
and I *think* self-describing, FSVO of self-describing. HDF might also
be overkill for SDR. Just a thought.
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