Welcome to Signal Lounge where you’ll find resources, projects and inspiration for amateur wireless engineers.
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Are you a GNU Radio user and you can see room for improvements in the user interface and experience? Are you a beginner with gnuradio companion and you feel it’s […]
Over on Twitter, check out this great thread where Kate Temkin takes us step by step through reverse-engineering an RF protocol used in controlling an everyday home object… source https://twitter.com/ea4gpz/status/1328954420558770177?s=09
The M17 project is an open source digital radio protocol, code, voice codec, and hardware project. M17 is a new digital radio protocol in development as an alternative to those […]
The Open Research Institute (ORI) Remote Labs are two physical lab benches that are now available for remote access. They have equipment for advanced digital communications design work. This equipment […]
Due to high demand at the recent GRCon2020, gnuradio project will be starting monthly online meets covering use of gnuradio in amateur radio applications! Meetings will be hosted in an […]
Previously noted back in May, TAPR’s Digital Communications Conference (DCC) event is to be held online next week, 11-13 Sept 2020. Schedule is up here and a list of papers […]
HAM RADIOnline by GHz Europe (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Many varied topics relating to amateur radio, operating and broadcasting technology, as well as honors, talk groups and interviews […]
Understanding PLLs and their Importance when Receiving/Transmitting on QO-100 by RTL-SDR Blog (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Over on YouTube Andreas Speiss has uploaded a video that explains what […]
Looking to give Linux a try for your SDR applications but don’t know where to start? Or maybe you’re tired of constantly searching for dependencies when you want to try […]
Some excellent news for everyone interested in amateur satellite radio courtesy of Michelle Thompson W5NYV and Ciemon Dunville G0TRT: Ciemon G0TRT came back to the Amateur Radio Satellite Service after […]
