GSoC 2018 MIMO - Week 05 - About Inverses and Pseudo-Inverses
Last week, I implemented a V-BLAST encoder which demultiplexes a data stream into M parallel streams that are simultaneously sent through the same channel. This was a really simple task which granted us a data rate increase of factor M without the need of a complex transmitter complexity.
GSoC 2018 gr-modtool - Week 4 - Core-CLI split
The Core and the CLI splits!
GSoC 2018 MIMO - Week 04 - Spatial Multiplexing
At the first half of the week, I finished the doxygen documentation for the already implemented MIMO modules. I have now completed all milestones of the first coding period
GSoC 2018 gr-modtool - Week 3 - Enhancement, Documentation, Separation of Modules (started)
The first major pull request!
GSoC 2018 MIMO - Week 03 - Documentation
I think about the proposed MIMO feature not just as a functioning tool but as well as an instructive and attractive feature for GNU Radio beginners to understand MIMO. Therefore, I started to write a little in-tree top-level documentation which includes both, an introduction to the theoretical background of MIMO and a practical usage manual of all the GNU Radio blocks which are included in the section MIMO.
GSoC 2018 gr-modtool - Week 2 - Plug-in Architecture for modtool
The awesome week with lots of learning experience.
GSoC 2018 MIMO - Week 02 - Differential STBC
I implemented a differential STBC as another useful MIMO scheme for GNU Radio.
GSoC 2018 gr-modtool - Week 1 - Move from Argparse to Click
The GSoC18 Coding period begins!
GSoC 2018 MIMO - Week 01 - Alamouti Code
The famous Alamouti Code is now a part of GNU Radio’s basic MIMO capability! Read more about the Alamouti code itself and my implementation in this article.