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<p>Sounds interesting. I recall some early discussions relating to
DFC that I think initially had the objective of minimizing the
involvement of the FPGA but this sounds even better! I must admit
I am way behind listening to my TeamSpeak recordings. Looking
forward to see what Phil has to say.</p>
<p>Pete, N3EVL<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/12/2016 9:27 AM, Scott Traurig
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<div dir="ltr">I believe Phil's efforts on DFC are wholly focused
on his new circuit card design that I think he intends to
present at Friedrichshafen this June, based on Teamspeak
discussions. This card will take raw ADC output and put it
directly onto a PCIE bus for processing in an NVIDIA GPU (CUDA
processing) also resident on the same PCIE bus. The great
advantage of this, of course, is that such an architecture would
eliminate the requirement for complex and expensive FPGA
processing, and thereby also open up development of what used to
be FPGA firmware to C developers.
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<p>I'm also curious about DFC, specifically, what will the
minimum <i>radio </i>hardware requirements be? I
currently have an Atlas based system but seem to recall
that, at least for the moment, this hardware will not
support the new protocol and I think the new protocol is
essential for DFC. Should I be thinking of investing in
a Hermes (or Hemes derivative) based radio in order to
take advantage of DFC?</p>
<p>Pete, N3EVL<br>
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