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> SDR console program that will be explained in depth in the book.
>
> Back to the keyboard.
>
> 73's PhilVK6APH
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "Neal Campbell"
> To:
> Cc: ; "Dave Gomberg" ; "Phil
> Harman"
..VK6APH
- Original Message -
From: "Neal Campbell"
To:
Cc: ; "Dave Gomberg" ; "Phil
Harman"
Sent: Sunday, August 02, 2009 5:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Book?
The place I learned the most aby SDR (and I do not brag on that
amount) was from the articl
Dave,
I think Hayward's book covers everything you suggested, except
PowerSDR. Take a look for yourself.
Tom
Dave Gomberg wrote:
At 08:38 PM 8/1/2009, Tom Thompson wrote:
The ARRL publication: "Experimental Methods in RF Design" by Wes
Hayward, W7ZOI, Rick Campbell, KK7B, and Bob Larkin,
At 08:38 PM 8/1/2009, Tom Thompson wrote:
The ARRL publication: "Experimental Methods in RF Design" by Wes
Hayward, W7ZOI, Rick Campbell, KK7B, and Bob Larkin, W7PUA answers a
lot of these questions plus chapter 10 deals very well with
DSP. Also, Doug Smith's book "Digital Signal Processing T
The ARRL publication: "Experimental Methods in RF Design" by Wes
Hayward, W7ZOI, Rick Campbell, KK7B, and Bob Larkin, W7PUA answers a lot
of these questions plus chapter 10 deals very well with DSP. Also, Doug
Smith's book "Digital Signal Processing Technology" is another excellent
ARRL publi
The place I learned the most aby SDR (and I do not brag on that
amount) was from the articles in Radcom that Phil, VK6APH wrote last
year. Radcom had a regular column on SDR for abt 18 months and Phil
explained things in a real simple and understandable way. When the
column finished I wrote and as
See! I knew it! The smartest people are, indeed, here on the Flex
Reflector! Only here would you see the opinion that a "book" is not
obsolete and now nothing but an anachronism! Gosh, if we had some
such thing maybe it wouldn't be necessary for me to read every single
reflector item th
At 01:19 PM 8/1/2009, Brian Lloyd wrote:
More importantly, do you think anyone will bother to sit down and read it?
I will tell you that everyone goes thru a similar learning curve and
that time after
time I see the same lessons and info repeated on the list. If it
were all written
down in
>
> Huh. This is part of what I teach my students when studying wireless
> technology. You really think there is a market? More importantly, do
> you think anyone will bother to sit down and read it? At least with my
> students I can threaten tattle to their parents to get them to do the
> reading
*I'd* buy it and read it.
I've already read a lot of what passes for "SDR Basics", but they tend to make
my brain hurt with all the math.
Jim KQ6EA
--- On Sat, 8/1/09, Brian Lloyd wrote:
From: Brian Lloyd
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Book?
To: "Dave Gomberg"
On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM, Dave Gomberg wrote:
> This post has me convinced there is a good market for a book, provisionally
> titled:
> SDR basics.
>
> Chapters might be: Hardware radios, Software radios, PowerSDR,
> Hardware considerations, Helper software and addons.
Huh. This is part of
If someone writes it, I can offer to print it all in full color.
Pete, wa2cwa
ManualMan
On Sat, 01 Aug 2009 09:56:48 -0700 Dave Gomberg writes:
> This post has me convinced there is a good market for a book,
> provisionally titled:
> SDR basics.
>
> Chapters might be: Hardware radios, Softwar
This post has me convinced there is a good market for a book,
provisionally titled:
SDR basics.
Chapters might be: Hardware radios, Software radios, PowerSDR,
Hardware considerations, Helper software and addons.
Not really a nuts-and-bolts kind of book, the list is good for
that. More a con
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