RF Transceiver Driver Structure
Posted: Mon May 16, 2016 10:58 pm
Hi all,
I'm planning to start work on a driver for an RF transceiver (specifically the SX1278 from Semtech). It seems to me that EX is the place to do that.
I noted in the announcement post that there were plans for other devices besides MEMS sensors "like RF, microphones and much more", so I wanted to ask if there was a specific driver structure you had in mind for RF chips that I should make use of. If not, I'd certainly be willing to put together a suggestion for one as part of this work that I'm doing.
I had been thinking of doing separate "receiver" and "transmitter" base classes, combining those together into a derived "transceiver" class for devices which support both functions. I had also thought about possibly doing classes for specific types of modulation, e.g. FSK and ASK. Perhaps that's a bit too complicated, though...
Any opinions, suggestions, or concerns are welcomed. Thank you!
I'm planning to start work on a driver for an RF transceiver (specifically the SX1278 from Semtech). It seems to me that EX is the place to do that.
I noted in the announcement post that there were plans for other devices besides MEMS sensors "like RF, microphones and much more", so I wanted to ask if there was a specific driver structure you had in mind for RF chips that I should make use of. If not, I'd certainly be willing to put together a suggestion for one as part of this work that I'm doing.
I had been thinking of doing separate "receiver" and "transmitter" base classes, combining those together into a derived "transceiver" class for devices which support both functions. I had also thought about possibly doing classes for specific types of modulation, e.g. FSK and ASK. Perhaps that's a bit too complicated, though...
Any opinions, suggestions, or concerns are welcomed. Thank you!