Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2500, CC1125, CC1200, CC1310
Good Afternoon everyone,
I'm going to be working soon with C6748 DSP, however, eventually I would like to transmit data wirelessly and I want the closest-to-SDR pick since it is for academic purposes, I want to insert by myself the preamble of the frame with the length that i want, as the sync word, etc. I would like students to see what happens if there a bad preamble and no Bit Sync is achieved, what happens if, lets say, sync word is all zeros. As you see, it is highly configurable, and most of transcievers are very configurable but are fixed in some aspects. For example CC2500 has address capability but it has a fixed length field of 1 Byte. What if i want to use less bits? Or the fact that preamble is 8 x n bits long. That is good, but is not what i'm looking for.
I'm kind of new at this, then I would like to know any suggestions about this,
So far I've checked CC family, like CC1125 or CC2500 which are very configurable, but are not that close to SDR.
Another option is to independently buy modulator/demodulators, ADC, DAC, etc, and implement this on my own but it would requiere lot of time on testing, connecting, caring about circuitry for votages regulations/compensations and looking for most compatible technologies; which is really time consuming. I want to be somewhere between SDR flexibility and SoC facility. What can I pick?
I need a modem that basically limits itself to only transmit what I write in baseband.
I'm taking advices, suggestions, warnings and well wishes.
Thank you so much for your time in advance.
