Our 6 February 2024 #fpga meetup for #haifuraiya, our #opensource #hamradio #digital #satellite project, is now live.
We talk about the integration of the #polyphase channelizer on the receiver and other updates. Thank you to those that support our work at ORI.
Found a potential issue with the Theseus Cores #polyphase channelizer. The volunteer already has a fix in mind, and it's not a deal-breaker for lab demonstrations.
#Haifuraiya progress! This is an #opensource #satellite #communications design and will be prototyped on the #hamradio #microwave bands.
Testbench passing for #polyphase channelizer for #Haifuraiya, an #opensource #HEO or #GEO communications #satellite design. Applicable to #hamradio, 5 GHz uplink and 10 GHz downlink. Shown is the transponder receiver filter.
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There has been a lot of #OFDM work for #neptune, and #polyphase work for #Haifuraiya over the past week. We're looking forward to another great week ahead.
Haifuraiya, by the way, is an #opensource #heo or #geo communications payload for #hamradio.
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Today in the lab? We're on to #polyphase filter banks in #fpga implementations, all #opensource work.
Thanks to everyone that helps make stuff like this happen, or supports those of us that spend the time to develop it, whether it's at @OpenResearchIns or someplace else!
You are the heroes we don't deserve, yet rely upon to fully enjoy advanced #digital #communications and #sdrs. :D
Singling out which phase of the moon we're talking about has always reminded me of #polyphase processing.
Wouldn't be fun to include this as... wait for it... an Easter egg in a multirate design?
Or, a #CTF?
Singling out which phase of the moon we're talking about has always reminded me of #polyphase processing.
Wouldn't be fun to include this as... wait for it... an Easter egg in a multirate design?
Or, a #CTF?