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Re:BladeRF-wiphy: Open-source, software defined radio modem by ChuckMcM on Sunday January 17, 2021 @04:47PM (#25815339)
Oddly enough, some folks like doing this because of the dopamine hit of really understanding how something works. FWIW I'm that kind of person :-). But I certainly understand it isn't for everyone.

The platform I've been using to explore stuff like this is an Ultra96 board with a LimeSDR as the receiver. The Ultra96 has the Zynq Ultrascale FPGA on it. Given that USB3 latency is < 10 uSec I am guessing (hoping?) I can implement it in the Ultrascale fabric which is fed IQ data from the USB 3.1 port.

Re:BladeRF-wiphy: Open-source, software defined radio modem by TaylorAlexander on Monday January 18, 2021 @12:43AM (#25818583)
Heh I’m that kind of person too. All my free time is spend building things!
Re:BladeRF-wiphy: Open-source, software defined radio modem by chris37879 on Monday January 18, 2021 @12:55PM (#25824460)
Yup, I love that feeling, I'm currently working on a software 3d renderer, I've always understood in principle how they work, but getting to actually implement one is really fun.
Re:BladeRF-wiphy: Open-source, software defined radio modem by rasz on Monday January 18, 2021 @03:27PM (#25826220)
Afaik USB3 latency is same as USB2, uSOFs every 125us, lowest round trip 2*125us