Adding basic support for SX1255 Soapy driver - #115
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Please, consider adding these devices as a single source type, with the variant selection via a setting. |
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I'll review the class structure and try to merge... But I'm not sure if it's possible, since the sample rate selection alters significantly for each clock source used on the SX1255 HAT. For now, I'll remove the 36-MHz related sources, since the Soapy driver hasn't implemented methods to detect those clock frequencies yet, only 32 MHz and 38.4 MHz. |
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Addiing support for SX1255-based Raspberry Pi HATs as Soapy SDR devices.
This PR seeks to add support for Semtech SX1255 transceiver RX capability as a Raspberry Pi HAT using SoapySX driver for SoapySDR backend. It adds 4 different variants:
The 4 variants reflect the difference in sample rates used due to the usage of different TCXOs.