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v106 v107 1 1 [[Image(WARPImages:WARP_FullKit.jpg, align=right)]] 2 2 3 = WARP: Wireless Open Access Research Platform = 3 4 4 = WARP: Wireless Open-Access Research Platform = 5 == About the Project == 6 Rice University's WARP is a scalable and extensible programmable wireless platform, built from the ground up, to prototype advanced wireless networks. The [wiki:repositoryAccess open-access WARP repository] allows exchange and sharing of new physical and network layer architectures, building a true community platform. Xilinx FPGAs are used to allow programmability of both physical and network layer protocols on a single platform, which is both deployable and observable at all layers. 5 7 6 See videos of WARP in action at ([http://www.vimeo.com/warp/videos Vimeo]) 8 Hardware is available for purchase ([http://warp.rice.edu/getting_hardware.php see details]). 7 9 8 == WARP Repository == 9 * [wiki:"license" Read the WARP open-access license] 10 * [wiki:"repositoryAccess" Read more about repository access] 11 * [source:/ Browse the repository] 10 == Using the Hardware == 11 1) Use our [wiki:GettingStarted/Install Getting Started] guide for assistance with installing tools and setting up hardware. 12 12 13 == Support Resources == 14 * [http://warp.rice.edu/forums WARP forums] 15 * [https://mailman.rice.edu/mailman/listinfo/warp-users-l WARP users mailing list] 16 * [XilinxDocs Xilinx Documentation] 17 18 == Documentation == 19 * [wiki:HardwareUsersGuides Hardware Users Guides] 20 * [wiki:SoftwareUsersGuides Software Users Guides] 21 * [wiki:"FAQ" Frequently Asked Questions] 22 * [/WARP_API API Documentation] 23 24 == Workshops == 25 * [wiki:Workshops/Rice_2007March WARP @ Rice - March 2007] 26 * [wiki:Workshops/newOulu_2007July WARP @ University of Oulu - July 2007] 27 * [wiki:Workshops/Rice_2007November WARP @ Rice - November 2007] 28 29 == Lab Exercises == 30 * [wiki:Exercises/FPGABoardIntro Introduction to the WARP FPGA Board] 31 * [wiki:Exercises/XPSIntro Introduction to Xilinx Platform Studio] 13 2) Which of the following best describes your intended use? 14 * I am interested in [wiki:GettingStarted/PHY physical layer research] 15 * I am interested in [wiki:GettingStarted/MAC medium access layer research] 32 16 33 17 == Reference Designs == 34 * [wiki:"Wireless Reference Designs"] - Collection of full wireless designs 35 * [wiki:"Interrupt Reference Design"] - This reference design show how to correctly configure and use interrupts with the interrupt controller. 36 * [wiki:xilkernel_ref Xilkernel Reference Designs] - Collection of xilkernel designs 37 * [wiki:mgt_ref MGT Reference Design] - Demonstration of UDP communication over the WARP FPGA Board's multi-gigabit transceivers (MGTs) 38 * [http://warp.rice.edu/trac/wiki/sysace SystemACE Reference Designs] - Collection of reference designs for using the SystemACE !CompactFlash for FPGA configuration 18 Jump straight to the [wiki:"Wireless Reference Designs"] 39 19 40 == Research Applications == 41 * [wiki:OFDM OFDM Physical Layers] - FPGA implementations of OFDM transceivers 42 * [wiki:"SISO Automatic Gain Control"] - Implementations of SISO-AGC 43 * [wiki:"Medium Access Control"] - Implementations of MAC layers 44 * [wiki:WARPLab WARPLab] - Over-the-air physical layer prototyping inside MATLAB 20 == Papers and Presentations == 21 See our [wiki:PapersandPresentations papers and presentations] about the platform. 45 22 46 == Platform Support Packages == 47 * [wiki:"WARP FPGA Board XBD"] - WARP FPGA Board description file for Xilinx Platform Studio 48 * [wiki:sysgen2opb sysgen2opb] - Matlab script to convert System Generator hardware co-simulation models into OPB peripherals 49 * Custom Peripherals 50 * [wiki:RadioController Radio Controller] - core and driver for controlling the WARP radio board 51 * [wiki:RadioBridge Radio Bridge] - core used to interface the radio controller to the underlying hardware 52 * [wiki:EEPROM] - core used to access the EEPROM devices located on the WARP FPGA and WARP radio boards. 53 * [source:/PlatformSupport/CustomPeripherals/pcores Browse All Peripherals in the WARP Repository] 23 ''The old frontpage can be found [wiki:oldWikiStart here]'' 54 24 55 25 56 == Hardware Designs ==57 * [wiki:"FPGA Board" FPGA Board]58 * [wiki:"Radio Board" Radio Board]59 * [wiki:"Analog Board" Analog Board]60 * [wiki:"Video Board" Video Board]61 * [wiki:"DaughtercardSpec" Daughtercard Specification]62 26 63 27 64 == Papers & Presentations ==65 Here are some of the papers and presentations by members of the WARP project:66 28 67 === Research Results ===68 * [wiki:"JSAC_CooperativeComm" Building a Cooperative Communications System - Murphy, Sabharwal, Aazhang]69 * [wiki:"Asilomar2006_DTSD" FPGA Implementation of Dynamic Threshold Sphere Detection for MIMO Systems - Amiri, Cavallaro]70 * [wiki:"Asilomar2006_MIMOBeamforming" A High Throughput Beamforming Architecture for MIMO Systems - Duarte, Sabharwal, Dick, Rao]71 29 72 === Platform Design & Development ===73 * [wiki:"Asilomar2006_WARPMAC" A Flexible Framework for Wireless Medium Access Protocols - Hunter, Camp, Murphy, Sabharwal, Dick]74 * [wiki:"EUSIPCO2006_DesignOfWARP" Design of WARP: a Wireless Open-Access Research Platform - Murphy, Sabharwal, Aazhang]75 * [wiki:"MSE2007_WARP" WARP, a Unified Wireless Network Testbed for Education and Research - Amiri, Sun, Murphy, Hunter, Cavallaro, Sabharwal]76 * [wiki:"SWRIF2007_WARP" WARP, a Modular Testbed for Configurable Wireless Network Research at Rice - Amiri, Sun, Murphy, Hunter, Cavallaro, Sabharwal]77 * [wiki:"Infocom2007_WARP" Clean-slate Multi-hop Wireless Networks Using WARP - Murphy, Hunter, Camp, Khattab, Knighly, Sabharwal]