The 32-bit CRC used by Quectel's AT+QFCRC command is a mystery, and there are a handful of unresolved posts on their support forums. I have no idea why this seems to be guarded and isn't in the manual.
So here you go, in case anyone was looking. It seems to be a non-standard configuration of the common polynomial (i.e: Ethernet, Gzip, etc...)
This is utterly wild... am I a little smooth-brained, or is this totally unrealistic?
- 200 Mbps compressed to under 1 Mbps - Realtime, i.e: ~1ms latency or better - Encode and transmit in <10mW (yes, including radio) - Lossless - High-entropy input
... if you succeed, just email them your solution - no mention of any reward or Nobel Prize nomination.