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Ok, neat! What language are you programming in? I'm going to use Java, the tricky parts will be to build the frequency hopping (for me 410-525MHz) + power lowe
by bullen 8y ago
Ok, neat! What language are you programming in?
I'm going to use Java, the tricky parts will be to build the frequency hopping (for me 410-525MHz) + power lowering (-1-+14/+20dBm) parts so that densely populated areas can function properly.
- zamadatix 8y agoLargely NodeJS with https://www.npmjs.com/package/serialport https://www.npmjs.com/package/serialport but for some of the more ethernet-centric integrations I've been using C++. I haven't gotten to dynamic frequency setups yet, I've actually been lazy and using 2 of these on each side to act as separated TX/RX in different frequency bands. Certainly doesn't scale past a dozen but it made things a lot easier to get started. I'm curious on your choice of optimization algorithm to balance cell size/interference with relay congestion.