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"Dr. Anton T. Squeegee" wrote in message
"Simple," "SDR," and "DSP" do not belong together in the same sentence. Anything you do with that kind of hardware is going to be inherently complex. Be prepared to write a lot of code. Almost by definition the hardware is simple. And experimentation in software is a lot easier and less painful than hardware experimentation. But you are correct that there will probably be quite a bit of code, although not all of it needs to be written from scratch. If you graze the Microchip dsPIC forum, a British ham talked about such a project a few months ago, sorry I can't recall his name. I think he may have posted some stuff on the PIClist, too. He did use some sort of codec, along with the dsPIC. I picked up the codec and dsPIC with the intent to go down that path, but those round tuit thingies are hard to come by around here. ... |
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