Hello Martin,
Where did you got this patent done in US or Abroad?. Can
you please point to it ?. Is the patent granted or in application/review
stage ?.
Hi Matt
Does the patent impact the Ettus/NI Current/Future SDR
products and hence clipping wings of free/open source nature of gnuradio
in
anyway?.
Thanks,
Justin B.
Justin,
Tom has previously posted nothing further about this but this will be my
final reply on this mailing list as it relates to this General Purpose
SDR
Device that works with GNU Radio:
On Sun, Jul 7, 2013 at 10:10 AM, Justin B. [email protected]
wrote:
Hello Martin,
Where did you got this patent done in US or Abroad?.
USA
Can you please point to it ?.
US Trademark Office doesn’t list " Provisional Patents "
Is the patent granted or in application/review stage ?.
Granted on March 20, 2013 upon my 2nd Demonstration of the device before
the Chicago Android & Google Technology Users Group.
Hi Matt
Does the patent impact the Ettus/NI Current/Future SDR
products and hence clipping wings of free/open source nature of gnuradio in
anyway?.
This is Martin O’Shield answering:
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NOT AT ALL! This is simply another SDR Device that works with
existing
GNU Radio Applications, & OpenBTS, but does not require the additional
daughtercards, cables, etc.
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The Ettus USRP1 & USRP2 Schematics were released, but NEVER the
Layout/Design files = Gerber Files.
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This allows people to have inexpensive choice of Wideband SDR
Transceivers available to them for their Open Source GNU Radio demands /
needs.
Thanks,
Justin B.
The same stuff you are doing with GNU Radio today, that requires the
traditional USRP Driver, will work with this device.
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Sincerely,
Martin