Changes between Version 66 and Version 67 of OFDMReferenceDesign

Timestamp:

Sep 26, 2009, 11:28:36 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

murphpo

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 = WARP OFDM Reference Design =
 
-The WARP OFDM Reference Design implements a real-time network stack on a WARP node. The design includes a MIMO OFDM physical layer and flexible MAC interface for building custom protocols. This design draws from many parts of the WARP repository. Each release integrates known-good versions of each component. This design demonstrates the full MAC/PHY capabilities of WARP. All processing (hardware control, signal processing, MAC protocol) is executed in real-time by each WARP node. PCs can be attached to WARP nodes via Ethernet, but are used only for traffic generation/analysis.
+The WARP OFDM Reference Design implements a real-time network stack on a WARP node. The design includes a MIMO OFDM physical layer and flexible MAC interface for building custom protocols. This design demonstrates the full MAC/PHY capabilities of WARP. All processing (hardware control, signal processing, MAC protocol) is executed in real-time by each WARP node. PCs can be attached to WARP nodes via Ethernet, but are used only for traffic generation/analysis.
 
-We have built a number of applications on top of the OFDM Reference Design. A few basic applications are included with the reference design project.
+This design draws from many parts of the WARP repository. Each release integrates known-good, interoperable versions of each component. All of the MAC and PHY components are open-source and are available in the [source:/ repository].
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+We have built a number of applications on top of the OFDM Reference Design. A few basic applications are included with the reference design project. Additional applications will be added as they are completed.
 
 The most recent version of the OFDM Reference Design is v13.0. See the [wiki:OFDMReferenceDesign/Changelog release history] for the design files and release notes.