Michael Hartje <hartje@...> writes:

> 
> 
>     
>       
> dear fellows,
>             the attached archive is the current version of my design of a 
modem with gnuradio. This modem has the objective
>           to enable a
>           very narrow-band modulation of the codec2 data
>             stream.Included in the archive are the* Input files for 
gnuradio Companion v3.5.0* Figure 1 shows the modem* Figure 2 shows the 
demodulator
>             * executable python code obtained from the GRC fileWith this 
modem, we can achieve with QPSK about 1.4 bits / Hz and QAM16 (OFDM) with 
approximately 3.2 bits / Hz.Now for the very small stream with codec2 (1400 
bit / s) so we can transfer into a normal audio channel on the radio two 
parallel voice channels!The modem uses a structure with the
>             following 7 steps described below:
>           1. Microphone input of the soundcard
>           2. Gnuradio with Amplifier and Converter to raw
>           3. File Encoder pipeline for codec24. File Encoder pipeline of 
codec25. Codestream process with QPSK or OFDM6. mixer up to e.g. 1 kHz
>             7. Output to
> 
>             the TX (Sondkarte)Since the sound cards
>           have two channels, one can even  send TX and RX audio streams
>           into the two channels - not shown.The arrangement in
>             the demodulator
>           is accordingly reversed.I myself have been
>           involved since 2008 with gnuradio. For the first time on the 
IPRT (International Packet Radio Conference) in March 2009, Darmstadt, 
Germany I have reported it. (www.iprt.de)
>             In another contribution during the
>           conference I have
>             shown a
>             similar modem
>           - but without codec2 - and discussed it in a 
workshop.Instructions for
>           use of gnuradio-companion:If you have an
>             older version of gnuradio allready installed, use it! If so,
>             you can use it since the only use of hardware is the
>             soundcard. (Version 3.2.2 GR and GRC is sufficient). 
>             The shaded portions of the image is currently at time of
>             the picture) disabled.
>           The resulting
>           built executable
>           Python file
>           does not contain these parts.You can select the necessary parts 
and change the graphical elements and their parameters.<span 
title="Natürlich können wir den GR Entwurf auch erweitern und
>           zB" closure_uid_vioq7h="137" af="Natürlich können wir den GR
>           Entwurf auch erweitern und zB" bf="Of course, we can expand
>           the GR design and also as ">Of course, we can expand the GR
>           design and also <span title="einen Kanal mit Rauschen,
>           Störungen und Verzerrungen leicht implementieren." 
closure_uid_vioq7h="138" af="einen Kanal mit Rauschen,
>           Störungen und Verzerrungen leicht implementieren." bf="a
>           channel with noise, interference and distortion easily
>           implemented. ">a channel with noise, interference and
>           distortion can be easily implemented. <span title="Dazu 
entfernen wir den Funkkanal vollständig und
>           verbinden Modem und Demod." closure_uid_vioq7h="139" af="Dazu
>           entfernen wir den Funkkanal vollständig und verbinden Modem
>           und Demod." bf="Therefore we remove the radio channel and the
>           modem and connect completely Demod. ">Therefore we remove the
>           radio channel and connect the modem and demod via our channel
>           model. <span title="In GR gibt es viele Beispiele und
>           natürlich die erforderlichen Module in der GR-Bibliothek." 
closure_uid_vioq7h="140" af="In GR gibt es viele Beispiele und
>           natürlich die erforderlichen Module in der GR-Bibliothek." 
bf="In GR, there are many examples, and of course the
>           necessary modules in the GR library. ">In GR, there are many
>           examples, and of course the necessary modules are in the GR
>           library.I would be happy if this idea can stimulate your own 
experiments.
>           I have prepared an article for the upcoming IPRT. Does anyone 
want to work together with me in it?
>             thanks for this great development of the Codec2 that has
>             inspired my own experiments
>             Michael Hartje
>             DK5HH
> 
>     
>   
> Attachment (GR-Codec2-modem.zip): application/zip, 211 KiB
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Sir i cannot access the attached zip file can you mail it to me.
i'll be really thankful

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