Dan Halperin wrote:
> Standards for access codes are interesting. The Barker spreading code
> use in 802.11 1 and 2Mbps rates, for instance, is one of a set of
> optimal codes where B (dot) B = |B| while
> B (dot) (B rotated by any nonzero number of bits) = 1. This means that
> if you're sliding a
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George Nychis wrote:
> Was the access code picked randomly, or was there some basic rule of
> thumb for generating it? What about the threshold of 12? What about
> choosing a 64bit access as opposed to 32bit?
Standards for access codes are interesti
Hi all,
The gr_correlate_access_code_bb block takes a 64-bit access code as
input to detect the start of incoming frames using a hamming distance
with a threshold. The packet utilities has a default access code and
uses a threshold of 12.
I'm not sure who wrote the code and who picked the d
