WARP: Wireless Open Access Research Platform

WARP is a scalable and extensible programmable wireless platform, built from the ground up, to prototype advanced wireless networks. This is the main page for the WARP repository, home of the open-source WARP project. Learn more about the WARP Project. Getting Started Repository | Getting Hardware | License | Citing WARP Reference Designs 802.11 Reference Design | WARPLab Reference Design | OFDM Reference Design | more... Design Flows WARPLab | Real-Time Physical Layers | WARPnet Medium Access Layer 802.11 DCF | CSMA MAC | NO MAC Hardware Platform WARP v3 | FMC-RF-2X245 | FMC-BB-4DA | CM-MMCX | CM-PLL | more... Platform Support Custom Peripherals | Software Frameworks | Azimuth Emulator Support Forums | How To Guides | Xilinx SDK | more... Research Results Papers and Presentations | Videos

Featured Projects WARP Featured in Course Projects at SMU The ​Embedded Wireless Design Laboratory at Southern Methodist University uses WARP to teach students fundamental concepts in wireless communications and networking. After learning the fundamentals, the course then asks students to design novel wireless protocols and characterize those designs with experiments as part of a final project. Read more... (Previous Featured Projects) ​Development Updates May 21: 802.11 Reference Design v1.8.0 posted Nov 30: 802.11 Reference Design v1.7.8 posted May 15: 802.11 Reference Design v1.7.7 posted Latest Community Research Updates Read all the latest research results that use WARP (Latest papers) Download in other formats: Plain Text Powered by Trac 1.0.6.post2 By Edgewall Software. Comments/questions - email us at info[at]warpproject.org