Thanks Ivan and John. Ivan I would like to see your spoofer if that's ok.
Could it be converted completely into a grc simulation? John, I have no
intention of broadcasting a signal into the air, I have the output connected to
a spectrum analyzer. Thought it would be worth looking at. Thanks...
On Monday, July 3, 2023 at 10:36:03 AM EDT, kron...@tiscali.it
<kron...@tiscali.it> wrote:
Hello guys!Few years ago I implemented a ADS-B spoofer (transmitter) composed
by an external python module that evaluates the ADS-B payload (given position
information and aircraft ID) and a gnuradio OOT module that generates the
waveform.I should share my code on github, let me know if you really need
it.Regards.Ivan
Il 03.07.2023 16:04 John Sallay ha scritto:
I've used this package recently and it would not be trivial to convert from rx
to tx. With that said, ADS-B is a pretty simple signal, I don't think it would
be a monumental effort to do it. You would need to write the reverse of the
decoder block that would create ADS-B messages from your input data.
Additionally, you might need to write a block that converts that message to the
Pulse Position Modulation used by ADS-B (I'm not sure if there are any standard
blocks that can do this for you) and appends the preamble sequence.I'm not sure
what your application is, but I would make sure that whatever you are planning
to do it legal where you are located. I'm not a lawyer, but I would imagine
that you could get in trouble while building up your transmitter if other
aircraft or flight controllers were able to pick up on your signal.
On Mon, Jul 3, 2023 at 9:44 AM Mike Sousa <mike_so...@yahoo.com> wrote:
The gr-adsb package has a receiver example. Is there an example of a adsb
transmitter? If not, how difficult would it be to convert the rx into tx? Would
it be similar to replacing the USRP Source with a Signal Source and replacing
the ZMQ PUB message Sink with a USRO Sink (this sounds too simplistic, but one
can hope)?
https://github.com/mhostetter/gr-adsb
