GSoC: GNU Radio DRM receiver

GNU Radio
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Hi list,

my name is Felix W. an I’m really happy to be one of the accepted
students and I want to thank you very much for giving me this great
opportunity!

I am currently studying at the KIT (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
Germany) and will take up a Master degree program with a major in
communication systems this fall. My work for GSoC will be part of my
bachelor thesis.

The purpose of my project is to implement a DRM transmitter and receiver
in GNU Radio. Further information can be found in my proposal, which can
be downloaded here:

http://inssv1.etec.uni-karlsruhe.de/~wunsch/gsoc_application.pdf

To make my progress trackable, I have created an account on github where
I
will upload all the code. It can be found here:

git://github.com/fewu/gnuradio_drm.git

Any comments on my code are appreciated as I surely can learn a lot from
the community.

I’m really looking forward to this summer and hope that my work will be
useful for the GNU Radio community!

Best regards
Felix

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We from Brazil are all cheering for you!!
; )

Do you plan to make your code run in realtime?
DRM+ receiver is really a need here as there is no consumer DRM+
receiver
in the market yet, and dream only works with DRM30.

You can count with me to test your code when you commit something.

Danke shon!
Rafael D.

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Hi Rafael,

I don’t really have much experience in real-time applications but as
Dream did run in realtime more than five years ago, I think that it is
possible to make my code run in realtime, even with DRM+. Sorry for the
vague answer, but that is all I can say for now.

Best regards,
Felix

Am 24.04.2012 23:33, schrieb Rafael D.:

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Good luck in the project Felix!
There are plenty of experts of DRM in Germany, so I’m sure you’ll not be
alone.
; )

Best regards,
Rafael D.