Software-Defined Radio Development with GNU Radio: Theory and ...

The document compares the WARP and USRP2 software defined radio platforms, noting that WARP uses FPGAs for more flexibility but costs $10,000 per board while USRP2 has a lower cost of $2,000 per board but offers less flexibility with processing done on a connected computer rather than an FPGA. It also mentions some other software radio platforms and notes that the choice between WARP and USRP2 depends on balancing needs, capabilities, budget, and intended research.

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