Portable Processor Display and much much more

Albertson Chris albertson.chris at gmail.com
Fri Sep 25 20:37:22 CDT 2009


On Sep 25, 2009, at 5:38 PM, Frank Gentges wrote:

> .
>
> I doubt you could connect a DSP eval board to a battery and LCD
> display and housing for $199 and if you did I doubt it would fit in  
> a shirt pocket.
> Unquote
>
> Not bad for the price.  How do we hack an SDR front end into one?
>

That's the question.  I think you might be able to get data through  
the USB port.

I may have to back off the idea of doing the actual DSP in the iPod  
simply
because getting the raw I/Q data into it is hard.  But wherever the  
DSP is done
that processor could depend on a standard web browser for it's user  
interface.
Then the iPod or iPhone could be used as the display device with zero  
"hacking"

Said another way, if the SDR software used HTML as it's user interface  
then
any appliance that contains a browser could be the SDR controller.

I just bookmarked the amrad.org site.  I'll look it over   Thanks







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