Open Source High Perfomance Scanning Communications Receiver

[gbowne1]

I need some major / high level DSP experts onboard and have come here to ask that anyone with a lot of DSP experience in the area of the RF Spectrum that covers 25MHZ through 1.3GHz.

Here are my requirements for phase 1:

Phase 1
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1) Gather at least this group makeup:

a) RF design experts with experience in designing front end RF
amplifiers and mixers within the entire range of the reciever (25MHz
to 1GHz). These folks may also be used to create the overall whole
unit approach to the design to guide the rest.

b) RF layout experts who can contribute by folding the designs for
each section into workable pcb layouts.

c) Synthesizer/PLL/oscillator experts who will obviously concentrate
on those areas.

d) DSP hardware and software experts who will focus on those areas.

e) Analog experts to concentrate on the power and audio circuit designs.

f) Digital control experts to concentrate on the
microprocessor/digital control aspects.

g) User interface people who will design and fold in the actual user
control hardware and software.

h) General programmers to fill various programming aspects of the
appropriate categories above. The language to be used is currently TBD
but C++ is most common (as far as I know).

Please contact me on here or Michael Dennis at (remove intervening spaces) if you are interested in the project:

r f j u n k y @ g m a i l . c o m

Thanks,
Gregory Bowne
Seattle, WA USA
g b o w n e 1 @ y a h o o . c o m

 

[gbowne1]

Anyone?????

 

[flatulent]

Re: Open Source High Perfomance Scanning Communications Rece

I have had nothing but disasters doing projects out of the area and over the internet or by post. This may be the experiences of board members who are skilled in the areas you need.

I am surprised that you need to ask all over the world for workers when you are in a US city that has many skilled people in many technical areas.

You should direct your inquiry to the local chapter of the US IEEE professional society or to professors in your local universities.

 

[D_A_V_E]

I agree with the above mentioned reason. You should look for people closer to home.

good luck