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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ This repository is organized as follows:
│ ├── req # text file that contains all the Python requirements
│ └── scripts # directory that contains additional evaluation scripts
│ └── preamble_emission.py # Python script that emits the preamble with a LimeSDR
│ └── preamble_emission.py # Python script that emits the preamble with a OsmoSDR devices such as (USRP, BladeRF, AntSDR E200 with UHD, etc.). USRP X or N versions with a DC-30 MHz daughter board would fit well, others will need a downconverter
│ └── preamble_emission.py # Python script that emits the preamble with a OsmoSDR devices such as (USRP, BladeRF, AntSDR E200 with UHD, etc.). USRP X or N versions with a DC-30 MHz daughter board would fit well, maybe Red Pitaya SDRlab 122-16? Others will need a downconverter
├── data # directory that contains required files
│ └── preambles # directory that contains the preamble
│ └── captured_preamble.dat # captured preamble used for the attack
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## Using other SDR devices
Initially the source was made for the LimeSDR mini*, but an alternative using OsmoSDR block can also be used for USRP X/N version with a DC-30 MHz daughter, or a downconverter for other devices that wouldn't tune to 17 MHz frequencies:
Initially the source was made for the LimeSDR mini*, but an alternative using OsmoSDR block can also be used for USRP X/N version with a DC-30 MHz daughter, Red Pitaya SDRlab 122-16? , or a downconverter for other devices that wouldn't tune to 17 MHz frequencies:
```
python3 preamble_emission_osmosdr.py --help