SDR/DSP Noise Cancellation Device


Al Hearn <alhearn@...>
 

Has anyone done work in creating a stand-alone DSP hardware implementation of the outstanding dual-antenna diversity function in SDRuno with the RPSduo? The idea would be a digital DSP version of, say, the Timewave ANC-4 or QRM Eliminator device, that would input to an existing receiver or transceiver to provide for two-antenna noise cancellation, beam forming, and orthogonal fade reduction. A digital version would allow for easier and more precise operation. Most current stand-alone SDRs such as the Russian Malachite DSP2 already have the necessary components except for a second tuner and logic to control IQ phase/amplitude. 


Jerry Lofstead W3CDE
 

The MFJ one is wonderful!!!  Eliminated all the electric fence problems and other neighborhood noise.
Jerry W3CDE

On Sat, Sep 25, 2021 at 10:48 AM Al Hearn <alhearn@...> wrote:
Has anyone done work in creating a stand-alone DSP hardware implementation of the outstanding dual-antenna diversity function in SDRuno with the RPSduo? The idea would be a digital DSP version of, say, the Timewave ANC-4 or QRM Eliminator device, that would input to an existing receiver or transceiver to provide for two-antenna noise cancellation, beam forming, and orthogonal fade reduction. A digital version would allow for easier and more precise operation. Most current stand-alone SDRs such as the Russian Malachite DSP2 already have the necessary components except for a second tuner and logic to control IQ phase/amplitude. 


Roger Need
 

I do not know of any stand-alone digital hardware versions of the dual-antenna diversity function.  The most likely reason is that you would need expensive A/D and D/A converters and a fast CPU to implement the algorithm.  It is much cheaper to do an analog version like the Timewave or MFJ.   

Roger 


Zacharias Liangas
 

There is also a qrn eliminator on AliExpress at around 40eu
I used the mfj1025 ANC but it's range is too small spectrum wise.You need to fine tune at every 40 khz steps