WComm

WComm is an API for wireless communications made using the Rust programming language. It supports making messages from different sources, encoding and modulating them, and sending them through different channels. Currently, only tranmissions are implemented, but reception is in development.

The currently implemented features are:

• Digital modulation
  • M-FSK
  • M-QAM
• Channels
  • Sound
• Source encoding
  • Huffman encoding

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2022 Cristóbal Allendes

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