Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Standalone USRP1 Operation

2009-04-25 Thread Tony Naggs
Hi 2009/4/24 : > >> An easier path would be to look small processor boards such as those >> that support embedded Linux. For instance the web page for the >> Gumstix Overo Earth says it has a "USB HS Host" and a micro SD slot. >> (Not micro SDHC - so you are limited to, I think, 4Gb cards.) >> S

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Standalone USRP1 Operation

2009-04-24 Thread Tony Naggs
Hi I don't yet know a lot about the USRP, but I do know about USB. The short answer is that the PIC 18F4550 processor will not help. USB needs a "host" (typically a PC) that times & controls each data packet and a "device" to talk to. Optionally a hub is both a device and relay of timing & data t

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] (no subject)

2009-03-25 Thread Tony Naggs
Hi Probably you will get more response if you give more details of what you want to do. There are RFID / NFC tags operating at various frequencies, and to a variety of standards. Each will tend to require different tx/rx modules, antennas, modulation/demodulation schemes. Also why are you tryin