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#+title: SDR Suite Development Project (Common Lisp)
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#+author: Amero Garcia
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#+created: [2026-03-16 Mon 14:02]
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#+begin_comment
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This file outlines the project to develop a comprehensive Software Defined Radio (SDR) suite using Common Lisp, with a focus on various applications.
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#+end_comment
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* SDR Suite Development Project (Common Lisp)
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*Goal:** To develop a comprehensive Software Defined Radio (SDR) suite using Common Lisp, focusing on a wide range of applications.
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*Proposed Applications:**
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- Earth-Moon-Earth (EME)
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- Active Link Establishment (ALE)
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- Satellite communication
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- Broadcast Reception (Rx)
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- Phono (FM, AM, SSB, CW)
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- Synchronous data
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- Asynchronous data
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- Slow-scan Television (SSTV)
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- Computer networking
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- Passive radar
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- Directional Signal Finding (DSF)
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- GPS Reception (Rx)
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*Initial Scope:**
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- Defining the core architecture of the SDR suite in Lisp.
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- Breaking down each application into functional requirements.
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- Identifying existing Lisp libraries or SDR frameworks that could be leveraged.
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*Information Needed from Amr:**
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- Prioritization of the proposed applications (which ones to tackle first?).
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- Specific design philosophies or constraints for the Lisp implementation.
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- Any existing thoughts on hardware integration or target SDR platforms.
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- Desired level of modularity and extensibility.
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*Next Steps:**
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1. Gather Amr's requirements and priorities for the applications.
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2. Begin conceptualizing the high-level architecture.
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3. Research relevant Lisp and SDR technologies. |