DSP-10 - my Software Based Radio for 144-146 MHz (2 meter)
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Foreword
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Functions
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How to connect
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How to operate
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Project diagrams
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PC software
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EZ-KIT lite firmware
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User manual for the
DSP-10 transceiver
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W7PUA's site of the DSP-10
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More DSP-stuff of your
interrests...
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Pictures of my DSP-10 project

My DSP-10 transceiver project.
In the front is an audio amplifier mounted at
the top of the RF incapsulated EZ-KIT Lite
ADSP-2100 board from Analog Device (TM).
In the background is the DSP-10 RF board.
Foreword
This is my DSP-10 transceiver project - a Software Defined Radio (SDR). The project is build of three parts.
The EZ-KIT Lite ADSP-2100 based Digital Signal Processor from Analog Device, a
simple audio amplifier board and the DSP-10 board. The EZ-KIT Lite is a ready
build DSP board that "just" needs some DSP firmware. The DSP-10 RF board is
based on a construction from W7PUA.
Functions
The DSP-10 transceiver is working as a Software Based Radio (SBR) and is
controlled by a peice of software by on a personal computer.
How to connect
Connect a personal computer to the RS-232 connector at the rear, an antenna
for 144-146 MHz to the antenna connector at te rear, a speaker to the speaker
jack at the rear, a microphone to the microphone connector at the front and 12V
of power. Start the DSP-10 software on the connected computer and you are you
are simply running the DSP-10 transceiver.
How to operate
Se "User manual for the
DSP-10 transceiver" bellow at this home page
Project diagrams
PC software
EZ-KIT Lite
firmware
User manual for the DSP-10
transceiver
W7PUA's
site of the DSP-10
You can find a lot more
information at W7PUA's home page...
More DSP-stuff of your interrests...
Pictures
of my DSP-10 project

The RF-incapsulated EZ-KIT Lite at the left and
the DSP-10 RF board at the right.

At the left is the DSP-10 RF boad and at the right is the
RF incapsulated EZ-KIT Lite ADSP-2100 based
Digital Signal Processor from Analog Device (TM)

The RF input/out stage of the DSP-10 RF board

The 200 mW output stage of the DSP-10 RF board

The RF input of the DSP-10 RF board

The RF input crystal filtering

The interface between the EZ-KIT Lite and the DSP-10 RF board

The PLL part of the DSP-10 RF board

The power supply circuit in the middle bottom, the microphone
amplifier circuit in the middle top, the TX/RX
power switching transistor circuit in the right bottom and a little
part of the PLL circuit at the right of the DSP-10 board.
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