SDRA2020 - 16 - Lukas Ostendorf: HNAP for Pluto-SDR - Implementing the HAMNET Access Protocol...
The HAMNET Access protocol (HNAP) provides spectrally efficient access with low latencies to the HAMNET using a 200kHz duplex channel in the 70cm band. The complete HNAP stack has been implemented on an Adalm Pluto SDR, allowing standalone operation without any additional processing PC. The implementation was done in plain C using the liquid-dsp library and the Pluto's ARM CPU. This talk will introduce to HNAP and then show how the implementation on the Adalm Pluto was achieved. Camera & Edit: FurStreaming Sebastian, DL5WN Marc, DO1BOL Torben
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