[hpsdr] New Hermes board

Helmut dc6ny at gmx.de
Wed May 31 03:47:11 PDT 2017


Hi guys,

I think it is evident for all, what Kjell plans: a ‘simple’ redesign of Hermes as it exists, just extended by a 5 W onboard amp and an additional undersampling frontend, and produced somewhere in the world under economic conditions. All other desired and certainly justified features would be a critical overload. Don’t forget that we even have no stable protocol 2 firmware version for the original 16 Bit Hermes design yet. The handmade UDP in the FPGA seems to be the Achilles heel.

73, Helmut, DC6NY


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Von: Hpsdr [mailto:hpsdr-bounces at lists.openhpsdr.org] Im Auftrag von Berndt Wulf
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 31. Mai 2017 12:00
An: hpsdr at lists.openhpsdr.org
Betreff: Re: [hpsdr] New Hermes board

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G'day Kjell,

many thanks for the information.

One feature on my wish list is an interface to provide a means of 
coherent phase reception for MIMO, beamforming, DF etc. applications, 
which, AFAICT, is not possible with the current design.

After a few weeks playtime with LimeSDR, I've started to appreciate 
streaming of 30MHz BW of spectrum and the ability to select and decode 
multiple channels, something I would be looking for in the next edition 
of Hermes.

73, Berndt

VK5ABN


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>
> Hi All.
>
> Thank you all for the interest and comments about the new Hermes board.
>
> As I informed in my first mail, describing what the plans are, this is 
> not a new project. The plan is to improve Hermes in many ways, not 
> making a new Angelia or Orion board. We are going to keep all the good 
> performance that Hermes already has and add some new features such as 
> 2 meter coverage, less power consumption, new 5W PA, new FPGA and some 
> more I/O´s.
>
> And we want that Hermes 2M should be possible to build by a Ham with 
> some experience and normal tools and equipment for soldering and 
> re-soldering. That means that there will not be any ball grid components.
>
> We are still open for new improvements.
>
> I see that many of you are going to be disappointed but if somebody 
> wants to start a new OpenHPSDR project, that is fine!
>
> 73, Kjell.
>

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