Open-source SDR silicon - GNU Radio Conference 2013 presentation

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The document discusses the LMS6002D radio chip and the MyriadRF open source community. It notes that 4 out of 6 GRCon giveaway devices use the LMS6002D chip, which offers wideband frequency coverage and a flexible single-chip design good for manufacturing. Initially, Lime Microsystems had concerns about supporting many independent projects and hiding information from competitors, but found benefits in aggregated volume and potential new markets. These issues were solved through smart use of open source approaches. The document promotes actively supporting the growing MyriadRF open source community and open-source partnerships with businesses.

Technology News & Politics

Alexander Chemeris
CEO, fairwaves LLC
GSM re-invented
Open-Source SDR
and silicon vendors

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
4 out of 6 GRCon
giveaway devices
use LMS6002D
A-2300, BladeRF, MyriadRF, UmTRX

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
4 out of 6 GRCon
giveaway devices
use LMS6002D
Why?

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
LMS6002D technical merits

Wideband 0.3-3.8 GHz

Flexible

Single-chip good for manucaturing
… cool, but not enough

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
Small business and
open-source friendly
Unlike ADI and Co

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
Friendly

Retail distribution channels
Digikey, Richardson, etc

Publicly available documentation
https://github.com/myriadrf/LMS6002D-docs

Open support channels
Forum http://myriadrf.org/forums/
Mailing list https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/limemicro-opensource

Inexpensive dev.units
http://myriadrf.org

No NDAs and MOQ

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
In early 2011 it wasn't
like that!
Lime Microsystems worked with small
projects the same way as with big
high volume telco companies

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
Concerns

Support cost
for tens of independent
people

Hiding info from
competitors
pinout, parameters, prices
Benefits

Aggregated volume
of tens of independent projects

Potential new big
market
some killer-app with high
volume

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
2011 2013[ some work done ]

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
Current status

MyriadRF.org open-source community

Dedicated community manager
(Andrew Back)

Support forum and mailing list

Published documentation and code
samples

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
MyriadRF

Current projects:
– Myriad-RF dev.board
– Loctronix A2300
– Fairwaves UmTRX (partner project)

Open and inclusive

Not only Lime Microsystems based HW

Still shaping

Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
Promote open-source actively!

Talk to people
Yes, this helps

Open-source and telco cusomers are
compatible
If done carefully

Talk business to business
Open-source is a great tool for business

Don't expect immediate results
Let them grow organically

GSM re-invented
Alexander Chemeris
Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru
+7 (915) 330-7626
skype: Alexander.Chemeris
twitter: @chemeris

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Open-source SDR silicon - GNU Radio Conference 2013 presentation

1. Alexander Chemeris CEO, fairwaves LLC GSM re-invented Open-Source SDR and silicon vendors

2. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru 4 out of 6 GRCon giveaway devices use LMS6002D A-2300, BladeRF, MyriadRF, UmTRX

3. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru 4 out of 6 GRCon giveaway devices use LMS6002D Why?

4. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru LMS6002D technical merits  Wideband 0.3-3.8 GHz  Flexible  Single-chip good for manucaturing … cool, but not enough

5. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Small business and open-source friendly Unlike ADI and Co

6. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Friendly  Retail distribution channels Digikey, Richardson, etc  Publicly available documentation https://github.com/myriadrf/LMS6002D-docs  Open support channels Forum http://myriadrf.org/forums/ Mailing list https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/limemicro-opensource  Inexpensive dev.units http://myriadrf.org  No NDAs and MOQ

7. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru In early 2011 it wasn't like that! Lime Microsystems worked with small projects the same way as with big high volume telco companies

8. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Concerns  Support cost for tens of independent people  Hiding info from competitors pinout, parameters, prices Benefits  Aggregated volume of tens of independent projects  Potential new big market some killer-app with high volume

9. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Concerns  Support cost for tens of independent people  Hiding info from competitors pinout, parameters, prices Benefits  Aggregated volume of tens of independent projects  Potential new big market some killer-app with high volume Not really relevant after a year of sales

10. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Concerns  Support cost for tens of independent people  Hiding info from competitors pinout, parameters, prices Benefits  Aggregated volume of tens of independent projects  Potential new big market some killer-app with high volume Solved by smart use of open-source

11. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru 2011 2013[ some work done ]

12. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Current status  MyriadRF.org open-source community  Dedicated community manager (Andrew Back)  Support forum and mailing list  Published documentation and code samples

13. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru MyriadRF  Current projects: – Myriad-RF dev.board – Loctronix A2300 – Fairwaves UmTRX (partner project)  Open and inclusive  Not only Lime Microsystems based HW  Still shaping

14. Alexander Chemeris twitter: @chemeris e-mail: Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru Promote open-source actively!  Talk to people Yes, this helps  Open-source and telco cusomers are compatible If done carefully  Talk business to business Open-source is a great tool for business  Don't expect immediate results Let them grow organically

15. GSM re-invented Alexander Chemeris Alexander.Chemeris@fairwaves.ru +7 (915) 330-7626 skype: Alexander.Chemeris twitter: @chemeris

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