The use of 100's of receivers is obvious.
Use speech recognition and CW/digital recognition on signals that can be heard
and then use AI or neural network to analyze what people are talking about and
how they relate to YOUR interests. You can have the "program" then list your
interests and how
You are correct.
Lux, James P wrote:
Bob, I think you mean M> 100.. N is the number of RF interfaces, and
is either 1 or 2 for the FlexRadio product line (in a single physical
box).. One could make N bigger by getting multiple boxes.
You also made the important distinction between Receive bo
Bob, I think you mean M> 100.. N is the number of RF interfaces, and is either
1 or 2 for the FlexRadio product line (in a single physical box).. One could
make N bigger by getting multiple boxes.
You also made the important distinction between Receive boxes and Transmit
boxes. Just as one can
This did not get answered.
N is > 100 for the Atom 330 when I am done where N is limited to
software receivers running in parallel.
Bob
Simon (HB9DRV) wrote:
What's N for the various Flex radios? (Gremlins ate the formatting in
my previous post.)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-delux
What's N for the various Flex radios? (Gremlins ate the formatting in my
previous post.)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: Lux, James P
The conceptual model is like you have N tunable block converters...
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The major technological win, the truly fantastic innovation which
came from me working with a genius (fred harris) needs publication
approval from my masters (U.S. government). This does not mean we
need to stop rolling this out. It means that it will not be in its
final form when it first rolls
The question is ill posed I think. Do you mean how many IF paths are
available simultaneous for (say) the receiver? Let me do some
guessing and then answer my guesses. Please correct my incorrect
guesses.
5000: two up to 192 kHz wide each for RX and one for TX.
3000: one up to 96 kHz wide on TX
Re: [Flexradio] [SPAM] Re: FLEX-3000 OOB blogWhat's N for the various Flex
radios?
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: Lux, James P
The conceptual model is like you have N tunable block converters...
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The conceptual model is like you have N tunable block converters (200kHz wide
in the case of the F5K), followed by M software radios that tune within the
band converted. And, there are constraints on where you can tune the block
converter for spur purposes. So the general process, given you wa
Hi Tim and Jim,
Thanks - now I know :) For my own education I want to write a SDR console,
I'm justr working out the base requirement.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: "Tim Ellison"
Only the FLEX-5000 has the ability to have two ultra high p
Only the FLEX-5000 has the ability to have two ultra high performance fully
independent (physical) receivers. The FLEX-3000 and FLEX-1500 have only one
physical receiver (but have the capability for an additional "watch" receiver).
PowerSDR provides for one additional "watch" receiver (on VFO B
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