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26th Annual ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference 
September 28-30, 2007 
Hartford, CT 
http://www.tapr.org/dcc 

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Did you make your hotel reservations? 

If you did, great! If you did not, you get a short reprieve. The 
conference hotel has graciously extended the DCC room rate until Sep. 10th. 
Call the hotel directly and ask for the DCC rates. Hotel information is 
available on the DCC web side http://www.tapr.org/dcc. 

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Banquet Speaker - Bruce Perens K6BP 

It is our pleasure to have Bruce Perens, K6BP, noted open source advocate as 
the DCC Banquet speaker. Bruce is a leader in the Free Software and Open 
Source community. He is creator of the Open Source Definition, the 
manefesto of the Open Source movement in Software. 

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Introductory Talks 

There are two introduction to talks scheduled for Saturday morning. 

Introduction to Eagle CAD by Dan Welch, W6DFW 
Introduction to HF Digital by Steve Ford, WB8IMY 

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Sunday Seminar 

A Stroll Through Software Radio, Information Theory, and Some Applications 
By Bob McGwier, N4HY 

The Sunday seminar this year will cover several technical topics. Software 
Radio will be the main theme and a package of tutorials and give away 
software will be a part of the seminar. The attendee will be exposed to the 
basic concepts of and building blocks of a simple software radio system and 
some information theory exposure will be given. The quadrature sampling 
detector will be analyzed and why it is such a wonder will be discussed. Its 
wonderful properties make it an excellent choice for a linear transponder 
system so its use in the AMSAT software defined transponder will be 
discussed. Some necessary information theory will be discussed with 
examples with the goal of leaving the attendee with a working knowledge of 
the practical use of this theory in thinking about communication systems. 
Finally, as time permits, we will show some software radio systems from the 
$30 softrock40 to GnuRadio/USRP doing multi megabit per second OFDM on the 
air and then a technical description of the Flex5000 and DttSP will be 
given. 

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Conference Registration 

You can register for the DCC online at http://www.tapr.org/dcc 





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26th Annual ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference
September 28-30, 2007
Hartford, CT
http://www.tapr.org/dcc

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Did you make your hotel reservations?

If you did, great!  If you did not, you get a short reprieve.   The
conference hotel has graciously extended the DCC room rate until Sep. 10th.
Call the hotel directly and ask for the DCC rates.  Hotel information is
available on the DCC web side http://www.tapr.org/dcc.

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Banquet Speaker - Bruce Perens K6BP

It is our pleasure to have Bruce Perens, K6BP, noted open source advocate as
the DCC Banquet speaker.  Bruce is a leader in the Free Software and Open
Source community.  He is creator of the  Open Source Definition, the
manefesto of the Open Source movement in Software.

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Introductory Talks

There are two introduction to talks scheduled for Saturday morning.

Introduction to Eagle CAD by Dan Welch, W6DFW
Introduction to HF Digital by Steve Ford, WB8IMY

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Sunday Seminar

A Stroll Through Software Radio, Information Theory, and Some Applications
By Bob McGwier, N4HY

The Sunday seminar this year will cover several technical topics.  Software
Radio will be the main theme and a package of tutorials and give away
software will be a part of the seminar.  The attendee will be exposed to the
basic concepts of and building blocks of a simple software radio system and
some information theory exposure will be given.  The quadrature sampling
detector will be analyzed and why it is such a wonder will be discussed. Its
wonderful properties make it an excellent choice for a linear transponder
system so its use in the AMSAT software defined transponder will be
discussed.  Some necessary information theory will be discussed with
examples with the goal of leaving the attendee with a working knowledge of
the practical use of this theory in thinking about communication systems.
Finally, as time permits, we will show some software radio systems from the
$30 softrock40 to GnuRadio/USRP doing multi megabit per second OFDM on the
air and then a technical description of the Flex5000 and DttSP will be
given.  

-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Conference Registration

You can register for the DCC online at http://www.tapr.org/dcc





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