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Did you know how about the wealth of learning resources hosted by Analog Devices? Technical Library A massive resource over at Analog Devices Inc, their technical library includes some excellent reading material from tutorials...
Over on Twitter, Drew Fustini is linking us up with more open source FPGA development tools, check out this bumper thread and make sure to scroll down to see the links showing how accessible...
The UK Microwave Group (UKuG) is developing its wiki pages to be a resource for the microwave community, check it out over at UK Microwave Group Wiki. So far content includes some useful links and...
Interested in modelling what’s going on through RF microstrips and microwave antennas? Maybe it’s time to try your hand at some electromagnetic modelling and do something with all the maths you learned as an...
Simulating circuit designs ahead of building them on the bench can be a great approach and allow you to modify and evaluate circuits quickly. One of the most well-known free circuit simulation software packages...
A Spectrum Analyzer Based on a Low-Cost Hardware-Software Integration by GHz Europe https://ghz-europe.com/2020/01/06/a-spectrum-analyzer-based-on-a-low-cost-hardware-software-integration/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Group of researcher from Mexico and UK published an article ” A Spectrum Analyzer Based...
MyriadRF have published an excellent series of articles taking you in depth through the popular and low-cost LimeSDR platform. If you’ve got a LimeSDR varaint and need a boost on making it perform, check...
Interested in data modes and protocols? ZL2AFP has a great page describing features of the FSQ protocol based on MFSK. Regardless of the take-up of FSQ in the amateur radio community, this page gives...
We all love GNU Radio as the “S” in “SDR”, right? Not there yet? Well, here’s a collection of tutorials to get you started! Obviously there the GNU Radio Wiki Tutorial Index as a...
Looking for a place to start on CPLD programming? Have a look at Hackaday: CPLD Tutorial: Learn Programmable Logic The Easy Way | Hackaday by Home
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