New open source Viterbi decoder for openofdm - #10
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…nfo to show that these files come from a fork for the NLnet Project RA-Sentinel
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very nice upd! waiting for maintainers... |
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Hi,
I implemented a new fork of openofdm to make it fit into the RA-Sentinel project (1).
The most critical (and annoying) thing with openofdm for me was the need for the Xilinx/AMD Viterbi decoder license and its timeout after some months and also that it seemed to stop working after an hour or so. This is no longer an issue. I wrote a new, open source version that is plug-in compatible with the commercial one.[2]
In this fork the might be much more changes that you are willing to adopt into your code. So maybe you can create a branch for RA-Sentinel of you can only change the Viterbi part in your project.
The Viterbi has been fully tested. There is a simulation and verification bench available [2]. Also it has been run on real SDR hardware [1] on real world WiFi frames.
[1] https://github.com/Tobias-DG3YEV/RA-Sentinel
[2] https://github.com/Tobias-DG3YEV/openViterbi/
Best regards
Tobias