VITA49 PSD Packetizer#
Authors: John Moon john.moon@vts-i.com (Valley Tech Systems, Inc.), Eric Ferrara eric.ferrara@vts-i.com (Valley Tech Systems, Inc.), Matthew Luckenbihl matthew.luckenbihl@vts-i.com (Valley Tech Systems, Inc.)
Supported platforms: x86_64
Last modified: May 13, 2025
Latest version: 1.0
Minimum Holoscan SDK version: 2.5.0
Tested Holoscan SDK versions: 2.5.0, 2.6.0, 2.7.0, 2.8.0, 2.9.0, 3.0.0, 3.1.0
Contribution metric: Level 3 - Developmental
Overview#
Generate VITA 49.2 spectral data packets from incoming data.
Description#
This operator will take in PSD data computed by upstream operators and format it into VITA 49.2 Spectral Data packets.
After creating the VRT packets, it will send the packets to the configured UDP IP/port.
Requirements#
- MatX (dependency - assumed to be installed on system)
- Rust (language dependency)
- vita49 (Rust library dependency)
Note: this operator depends on a Rust component. The Dockerfile
provided
in this directory will install Rust in the dev container from the official
Ubuntu repos.
Multiple Channels#
If multiple channels are configured, the packetizer will use the base port
in the configuration and add the channel index. So, with base_dest_port: 4991
,
channel 0
would send data to 4991
, but channel 1
would send data to 4992
.
The zero-indexed channel_number
key will be looked up in metadata()
on each compute()
run. If no value is found, the default channel number is 0
.
Example Usage#
For an example of how to use this operator, see the
psd_pipeline
application.
Configuration#
The packetizer takes the following parameters:
vita49_psd_packetizer:
burst_size: 1280
num_channels: 1
dest_host: 127.0.0.1
base_dest_port: 4991
manufacturer_oui: 0xFF5646
device_code: 0x80
burst_size
: Number of samples to process in each burstnum_channels
: Number of channels for which to allocate memorydest_host
: Destination hostbase_dest_port
: Base destination UDP portmanufacturer_oui
: Manufacturer identifier to embed in the context packetsdevice_code
: Device code to embed in the context packets