HF digital receiver NRD-383 is a SDR receiver. Carried out by an external PC control, LAN (1000BASE-T) Possible Remote Control. It can be recorded in up to 10MHz band RF signal received Various signal analysis is possible. Adopt direct sampling method The digital conversion directly received RF signal, Zeng all processing Implemented in software. Equipped…
The HackRF One is an experimental Software Defined Radio transceiver for frequencies from 10 to 6000 MHz. It is used for experiments with open source programs for SDRs, own software development for radio communications and experiments in amateur radio. The hardware was developed by Michael Ossmann (USA) as an open source device, backed by a…
XiONE launched the Indiegogo Crowd Funding Campaign for fully mobile (SDR) Software Defined Radio – XiOne. For support click here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/xione-the-portable-software-defined-radio-sdr/ Video: XiVero – XiOne Part 1 – The IntroductionWatch this video on YouTube Why do I need a Software Defined Radio? You want to receive any kind of radio signals within a huge frequency range…
New book for hams about Software Defined Radio Hi folks, I have finally finished my book for amateur radio operators and short wave listeners who want to know more about SDR. It is called “An Introduction to HF Software Defined Radio”. You can read a summary and order a copy at Amazon (UK, DE, FR,…
Second version of the popular SDR receiver has built-in 10/100base Ethernet adapter, which allows using up to 400kHz IF bandwidth over the network. New design also includes new more powerful processor, now enabling to use full capacity of the radio circuitry making it up to 10 times more powerful. By using compatible SDR software, it…