Arduino Sdr

This repository contains helpful resources to receive signals transmitted from an Arduino 433 MHz transmitter with an RTL-SDR receiver using GNU Radio. The project consists of two parts. In the first part, we reverse-engineer the protocol. In the second part, we implement a real-time receiver. Our

Software-defined radio or SDR means you get the RF signal to digital as soon as possible and do everything else in software. Elektor now has an inexpensive RF shield for the Arduino. The

It's not an SDR, but the arduino controls the radio and provides the interface. It's also a way to get an low power QRP HF radio for a lot cheaper. 150 or the complete kit with case is 199 and everything else you need besides a 12v power supply and an antenna you can easily build your own antenna with a little bit of wire.

uSDX - An Arduino based SDR All mode HF Transceiver - PCB Iteration V1.02 . uSDX is an Arduino based SDR all mode HF QRP transceiver project brain child of Guido PE1NNZ. I took Guido's brilliant design and devised couple versions of PCB's to build it. The history of uSDX and details of version 1.00 and 1.01 pcb is here

uSDX micro Software Defined Transceiver. uSDX is a simple and experimental Class-E driven SSB and CW SDR transceiver. It can be used to make QRP SSB contacts, or in combination with a PC used for the digital modes such as FT8, JS8, FT4. Open source firmware, built with Arduino IDE allows experimentation, new features can be added

Super Simple SDR Receiver. Contribute to michalineasysdr development by creating an account on GitHub. Etherkit Si5351 Arduino Library if Si5351 is used Installation. Set define USE_SI5351 1 in the ESP32 sketch if you are using an Si5351. Flash it to your ESP32 dev module.

Learn how to use RTL-SDR and Arduino for various applications such as cloning garage keys, reverse engineering wireless signals, controlling pan-tilt cameras and more. Browse the latest posts tagged with arduino on RTL-SDR.com.

Learn how to build a simple and cheap SDR receiver using an Arduino Nano module and a few components. The receiver can decode AM, FM, SSB and CW signals in a wide frequency range.

This is my Arduino sketch for a Software Defined Radio, using an Elektor SDR Shield 2.0 connected to an Arduino Uno. The SDR shield was released in Elektor Magazine 72018 with some basic firmware. It can be controlled by a PC via the Arduino's USB interface, but only few SDR programs support the original command set, e.g. G8JCFSDR. Meanwhile

Software Defined Radio SDR has revolutionized the world of radio communication by allowing users to define radio functions with software rather than hardware components. This flexibility has opened up new possibilities for hobbyists, researchers, and professionals alike. When combined with an Arduino, a popular open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software, SDR