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Hello,

I would like to send/receive 802.11p frames (the "p" is very important).

Do you know some free software or components compatible with bladerf for 802.11p ?

Thanks

I haven’t come across any free software specifically for 802.11p with BladeRF, but you could look into using GNU Radio or the BladeRF's native software. Both might need custom configurations for 802.11p frames. Have you checked if the BladeRF firmware supports that feature directly?

Try to look into GNU Radio with an 802.11p (ITS-G5/DSRC) implementation, as well as OpenAirInterface or other research-based PHY/MAC stacks that can be adapted for bladeRF. Keep in mind that 802.11p support is quite specialized, so you may need to modify existing 802.11a OFDM projects to operate in the 10 MHz channel bandwidth used by 802.11p.

You might also explore gr-ieee802-11 and adapt it for 10 MHz channels, since 802.11p is essentially modified 802.11a. bad time simulator

For sending and receiving 802.11p frames with BladeRF, consider these options:
GNU Radio: Use this open-source toolkit to create custom blocks for 802.11p.sorry bob
Open Source Vehicle Software: Look for V2X communication projects that may support 802.11p.
BladeRF Forums: Engage with the community for shared experiences or implementations.