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# DecaDuino
Ranging/synchronisation over UWB - DecaDuino library for Arduino
## Brief
DecaDuino is an Arduino library which provides a driver for the DecaWave DW1000
transceiver, and modules based on this transceiver, such as DecaWave DWM1000.
Since the DecaWave DW1000/DWM1000 is based on a Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Physical
layer, DecaDuino can be used as an open framework for wireless Time-of-Flight
(ToF) ranging systems.
For more details on the DecaDuino library, get the latest version of the
documentation here: https://www.irit.fr/~Adrien.Van-Den-Bossche/decaduino/)
## Installation
You have to put this library in your Arduino libraries directory.
## Hardware
An example hardware is DecaWiNo: https://wino.cc/decawino/
## Start using DecaDuino with simple example sketchs
All example sketches are available as usual in the Arduino IDE menu:
```
File > Examples > DecaDuino
```
### DecaDuinoSender
This sketch shows how to use the DecaDuino library to send messages over the UWB
radio.
### DecaDuinoReceiverSniffer
This sketch shows how to use the DecaDuino library to receive messages over the
UWB radio. The received bytes are printed in HEX; this sketch can be used as a
frame sniffer to dump received messages.
### DecaDuinoChat
This sketch shows how to use the DecaDuino library to send and receive ascii
messages via the Serial port over the UWB radio.
## Use DecaDuino to implement ranging protocols
DecaDuino can be used to implement Time-of-Flight (ToF) ranging protocols
by timestamping frames at transmission and reception. The DecaDuino library
comes with a set of sketches that implement popular ranging protocols.
### Two-Way Ranging (TWR) protocol
The two example sketchs DecaDuinoTWR_client and DecaDuinoTWR_server propose a
simple implementation of the TWR protocol without addressing fields.
Flash each example sketch on two nodes (client and server) and get the distance
between the two nodes. The documentation directory contains the client and
server state machine diagram.
### Symmetric Double-Sided Two-Way Ranging (SDS-TWR) protocol
The two example sketchs DecaDuinoSDSTWR_client and DecaDuinoSDSTWR_server
propose a simple implementation of the SDS-TWR protocol without addressing
fields. The SDS-TWR protocol implies more messages but is theorically better
than the TWR protocol since the clock skew effect is compensated by the
symetry of the exchanges.
Flash each example sketch on two nodes (client and server) and get the distance
between the two nodes.
## Licensing
Using DecaDuino is subject to licensing:
* GPL_V3: See http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
* Commercial: Please contact Adrien van den Bossche <vandenbo@irit.fr> for Commercial Licensing