Welcome to Signal Lounge where you’ll find resources, projects and inspiration for amateur wireless engineers.
Want to up your game and learn some new skills? Head over to Resources where you’ll find tools, tutorials and links out to reference sites that will expand your horizons…
Interested in finding some like-minded folk to collaborate with? Check out featured Projects and Help Wanted where you’ll find projects looking for people like you to get involved…
Looking for some inspiration for your next wireless project? Browse the news articles below and the rest of the site for some ideas…
Tensorbundle – interesting website by GHz Europe https://ghz-europe.com/2019/12/17/tensorbundle-interesting-website/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Tensorbundle isn’t a hamradio webpage but is interesting for any microwavers. The founder of this webpages […]
GNU Radio Hackfest at ESA in the Netherlands and at FOSDEM ’20 by https://www.gnuradio.org/news/2019-12-19-fosdem/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Just as the year closes, it’s time to remind people […]
Weird World of Microwaves Hack Chat by Dan Maloney https://hackaday.com/2019/12/16/weird-world-of-microwaves-hack-chat/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Join us on Wednesday, December 18 at noon Pacific for the Weird World of […]
Wondering where to start with FPGAs? Maybe Hackaday has the answers: Learn FPGA Fast With Hackaday’s FPGA Boot Camp | Hackaday by https://hackaday.com/ Hackaday have also started compiling their various […]
Looking for an alternative way of programming PICs and Arduinos? Tired of hacking out all that code as text and wish you had a more visual programming environment? Have a […]
Got a cheap AD9850 DDS module and looking for a way to control it? Andy Talbot G4JNT has done some of the hard work for you here: Controller for AD9850 […]
Fancy dipping your toe into the waters of FPGAs? Maybe a well-supported low-cost development board is what you need (especially if your letter-to-Santa is looking light on ideas). Three of […]
Got a Red Pitaya and fancy learning having a go at programming the FPGA (one day I will get around to this!)…? Have a look over here for an alternative […]
Over at Hackaday there’s a fairly awesome set of four tutorials on Digital Signal Processing using nothing more than the humble spreadsheet to walk you through topics such as FIR […]
