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Due to COVID-19 this year’s HamSCI Workshop (citizen science with amateur radio) has now been re-organised as a virtual workshop hosted on web conferencing, Friday 20th March to Saturday 21st March 2020. This creates...
Signal Lounge is now up on Twitter! Follow us @SignalLounge The aim on Twitter will be to tweet new projects, Help Wanted! ads and interesting stuff so you can stay informed in your Twitter...
Noted on both Hackaday and SolderSmoke, Elektor have released an SDR Kit that includes a book on SDR and an Arduino shield that uses the ubiquitous Si5351 chip to convert RF signals in the...
FOSDEM is an annual conference for open-source software developers held in Brussels. Of the many subjects covered, software radio is there in strength! Here’s links to the staggering range of talks that were live-streamed...
Over on Twitter, Daniel EA4GPZ has posted links to his work on decoding ESA’s Solar Orbiter signals, complete with gnuradio flowgraph! Check it out:
Looking for signal generation or frequency up/down conversion between 30 MHz and 6 GHz? Have a look at the impressive moRFeus over at Crowd Supply ($125). Headline specs as follows: Features RF input frequency:...
Interested in Software-Defined Radio development? TAPR are pursuing a project to develop low-cost SDR receiver hardware inspired by the needs of the HamSCI Project (citizen science through ham radio!). In their words: The TangerineSDR...
Great example of homebrew RF engineering here on Twitter:
Interested in the AX5043 single-chip RF transceiver? Interested in implementing PSK on it? Check out Patrick’s thread on Twitter below, some useful leads in the replies…
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