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GNU Radio Code for Android Now Released by RTL-SDR Blog https://www.rtl-sdr.com/gnu-radio-code-for-android-now-released/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Back in November 2019 we posted how Bastian Bloessl (@bastibl) had teased us with […]
Over on Twitter, @radiotech76 has pointed us at a great video where DragonOS creator Aaron is exploring SigDigger for some signal analysis. SigDigger has also been featured on the RTL-SDR […]
So… How Do I Get Started With Radio Frequency (RF)? by OneSDR(sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Exploring the different options available for learning about RF Almost all the 7.5 […]
Great news… National Instruments have now released a free (as in “free beer”) community version of LabVIEW for hobbyist use. LabVIEW can be used for visual programming of test and […]
Not a product endorsement, but certainly an interesting design… have a look over at Tindie for a small HF receiver that microwavemont has built from an Si4735 DSP chip. It’s […]
OTA: Portsdown LimeSDR USB Support, DragonOS and PiSDR Updated, and More by Gareth Halfacree https://myriadrf.org/news/ota-portsdown-limesdr-usb-support-dragonos-and-pisdr-updated-and-more/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) The latest OTA update from Myriad RF is out […]
Over on Hackaday, Jenny List has written nice article on her first experiences with the increasingly popular and highly affordable NanoVNA. If you’re a new user of Vector Network Analysers, […]
Building a 1-Bit Oversampling SDR with not much more than a low cost FPGA by RTL-SDR Blog https://www.rtl-sdr.com/building-a-1-bit-oversampling-sdr-with-not-much-more-than-a-low-cost-fpga/ (sourced and republished from RSS feeds) Thank you to Alberto Garlassi for submitting […]
Over on Twitter, Kate Temkin is alerting us to her new blog series on open-toolchain FPGA boards. If you’re baffled by the plethora of FPGA options available (and why should […]
The RSGB has just added two excellent new videos to their website focusing on amateur television and microwave operations. Both videos give a great introduction to these exciting areas of […]
