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From: | Henry Barton |
Subject: | Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] INMARSAT wide signal question |
Date: | Wed, 4 May 2016 03:31:02 +0000 |
So the control channels are the narrow ones? I’m guessing the really wide ones are the traffic. (On a side note, I’m kind of surprised that people [you and killmore231] can get Inmarsat with a patch. I just barely see the signals with 9A4QAV’s helix and an SDRplay. However, Iridium comes in like a blowtorch.) Anyway, can’t wait to see your program. Is it on Github? Sent from Windows Mail From: Kevin McQuiggin Sent: Tuesday, May 3, 2016 10:02 PM To: Henry Barton Cc: address@hidden Hi Henry: I have an Inmarsat demodulator working for the lower speed control channels. I am writing a program to decode the traffic, but this is not a trivial task. Think on the order of 1000 lines of C. It is "almost" working, I am hoping for valid output in the next week or so, depending on my free time. My program is currently a standalone program, but once it's done it could conceivably be converted to one or more gnuradio blocks. I suggest the following document to give you background on the channel specifications for Inmarsat: The demodulation is fairly easy, read the spec document and the channel characteristics are pretty well described. My gnuradio demodulator is based on the GMSK demod block. I'm using a home brew patch antenna, and the LNA4ALL low noise amplifier. Kevin Sent from my iPad
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