[hpsdr] Fwd: Re: DFC

[Barry N1EU]

Is Thetis synonymous with DFC or will the initial release of Thetis
(running on existing OpenHPSDR hardware plus gigabit ethernet) lack DFC?

Thanks,
Barry N1EU

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 6:21 PM, Scott Traurig <scott.traurig at gmail.com>
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> With all due respect to Jetson, linux and everything else, I suspect
> because the preponderance of code, i.e. Thetis, is Windows based, the first
> fully capable implementation (e.g. all the bells and whistles that we are
> currently enjoying) of Phil's DFC hardware will be with the DFC card and an
> NVIDIA GPU in a PC under a variant of Thetis.
>
> Ultimately it would be really nice if Thetis was split into client and
> server sides. This is becoming increasing possible because much of the code
> that is involved in actually running the radio has been divorced from the
> GUI and now resides in channelmaster.dll. Unfortunately not all of the
> code, yet. I would be *very* happy to run a small Windows PC as the radio
> engine/server. Because of the CUDA processing, it would likely not take
> much of a PC, particularly if all of the FFTs were done in CUDA.
>
> That's all very forward looking, though. First there needs to be Thetis
> and the new firmware. Then there needs to be new hardware. Then there needs
> to be even newer software and, well, what do you call GPU code, anyway?
> GPUware? DSPware? Flabware? ;-)
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> 73!
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> Scott/w-u-2-o
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> On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 3:42 PM, ad0es <ad0es at ad0es.net> wrote:
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>> First, be aware that the original push of this project is a daughter card
>> attached to a Jetson:
>> https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded-computing
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>> Last I checked this is a sub $200 card.  Not sure what the daughter card
>> will end up costing.
>> But these 2 paired together are an entry level transceiver.  Run Thetis
>> on whatever box you have
>> and your ready to go.
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>> The concept of running the code on a desktop with larger CUDA engines is
>> an idea of mine and
>> a few other nuts...
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>> On your second point, check out:
>> http://ad0es.net/flprogs/hydra/introduction.html
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>> Steve AD0ES
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>> On 05/12/2016 01:21 PM, n1kwz wrote:
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>> Subject: Re: [hpsdr] DFC
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>> Other than it being fun to experiment with CUDA coding what additional
>> features will I get? FPGA is $40 an NVIDIA is ..., and now I would need to
>> carry a desktop computer with me if I want to go portable. As a base
>> station to listen to all frequencies simultaniously it could be great, I
>> would even buy one, but I would not give up my Hermes.
>>
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>> Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S® 6.
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