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Suitability of Core Audio for Software Defined Radio?
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Suitability of Core Audio for Software Defined Radio?


  • Subject: Suitability of Core Audio for Software Defined Radio?
  • From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:41:52 -0800

Hi folks,

I'm stepping into Software Defined Radio on the Mac, trying to write a basic app. It occurs to me that Core Audio might be a nice environment in which to architect an SDR app. But I'm not sure of its suitability, having only looked at it and never really written an audio processing unit.

To implement SDR, one needs to be able to process complex data (real & imaginary components). I think Core Audio is fairly flexible as to the structure of the samples in the pipeline, but I wanted to touch base with the list and see if there'd be any showstoppers preventing its use for this application.

The end result of SDR is audio data, or a stream of bytes (digital data that was sent over the radio link).

Thanks,
Rick

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