Abstract: A system for streaming data packets, comprises a source device (2) having a radio transceiver (10), and a receiving device (4) having a radio transceiver (14). The source device (2) is configured to receive or generate a stream of data packets at a stream rate and to transmit, by radio, a succession of data frames, each data frame comprising a successive set of one or more data packets (22a) from the stream that have not previously been transmitted. The receiving device (4) is configured to receive a data frame and to determine whether the one or more data packets (22a) in the data frame have been correctly or incorrectly received and to transmit by radio an acknowledgement message (22c) indicating that one or more of the data packets (22a) has been correctly received and/or is configured to transmit by radio an acknowledgement message indicating that one or more of the data packets has been incorrectly received.

Abstract: Disclosed are a method of and apparatus for controlling a first radio transceiver 18 and a second radio transceiver 20 which are connected to a common oscillator 16, wherein each transceiver 18, 20 is capable of communicating with one or more remote radio transceivers 12, 14. The method comprises: the first transceiver 18 sending a synchronisation signal to the second transceiver 20; and the second transceiver 20 using the synchronisation signal to ensure that neither transceiver 18, 29 transmits data while the other transceiver is in a receiving state.

Abstract: Synchronized radio transceivers Disclosed are a method of and apparatus for controlling a first radio transceiver (18) and a second radio transceiver (20) which are connected to a common oscillator (16), wherein each transceiver (18, 20) is capable of communicating with one or more remote radio transceivers (12, 14). The method comprises: •the first transceiver (18) sending a synchronization signal to the second transceiver (20); and •the second transceiver (20) using the synchronization signal to en sure that neither transceiver (18, 20) transmits data while the other transceiver is in a receiving state.

Abstract: A system for streaming data packets, comprises a source device (2) having a radio transceiver (10), and a receiving device (4) having a radio transceiver (14). The source device (2) is configured to receive or generate a stream of data packets at a stream rate and to transmit, by radio, a succession of data frames, each data frame comprising a successive set of one or more data packets (22a) from the stream that have not previously been transmitted. The receiving device (4) is configured to receive a data frame and to determine whether the one or more data packets (22a) in the data frame have been correctly or incorrectly received and to transmit by radio an acknowledgement message (22c) indicating that one or more of the data packets (22a) has been correctly received and/or is configured to transmit by radio an acknowledgement message indicating that one or more of the data packets has been incorrectly received.

Abstract: A computer software tool comprises a simulated radio frequency transmitter device (6), a simulated radio frequency receiver device (6?) and a shared memory resource (10). The shared memory resource (10) is arranged to receive messages from the simulated transmitter (8) and to pass said messages to the simulated receiver (8?) wherein said messages are in a format understandable by software running on both the simulated radio frequency transmitter device (6) and the simulated radio frequency receiver device (6?).

Abstract: Synchronised radio transceivers Disclosed are a method of and apparatus for controlling a first radio transceiver (18) and a second radio transceiver (20) which are connected to a common oscillator (16), wherein each transceiver (18, 20) is capable of communicating with one or more remote radio transceivers (12, 14). The method comprises: —the first transceiver (18) sending a synchronisation signal to the second transceiver (20); and—the second transceiver (20) using the synchronisation signal to en sure that neither transceiver (18, 20) transmits data while the other transceiver is in a receiving state.