Another thought I had earlier today is that with UAC2 (USB Audio Class
version 2), there's no limit on the sample rate that a UAC2 device
can advertise, so it might be nice to make a USB-SDR device "appear"
to be a UAC2 compliant device. [Well, OK that's not strictly
true, you can advertise up to something like 400Msps].
Perhaps we can overload the control interface a bit (volume control
becomes RF gain, use some other thingy in the control portion of
UAC2 for setting frequency).
There's already SDR-Widget, and perhaps they can be brought into
this--that is the aims of the SDR-Widget folks and the "cheaper hardware"
Gnu Radio folks have some significant overlap.
--
Marcus Leech
Principal Investigator
Shirleys Bay Radio Astronomy Consortium
http://www.sbrac.org
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