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When we launched the campaign, we had our XTRX prototypes running stable at 80 MSPS (both SISO and MIMO), but we were saying that we're confident we can go up to 120 MSPS.

Check out slides from our presentation at the GNU Radio Conference 2017 and many other SDR related talks at the GNU Radio Conference 2017.

Alexander Chemeris is attending the conference Mon-Wed and has an XTRX with him

We are very pleased to announce that our campaign is now live on Crowd Supply! The VXSDR 20-160 is a microwave software-defined radio (SDR) that transmits and receives from 5 to 20 GHz at 160 million samples per second. Also, if you're at IMS in Washington DC this week, please swing by our booth and have a look!

Here's the latest info on our recent progress.

The Lime Suite codebase has grown over the years to incorporate many improvements and to provide support for an increasing number of SDR platforms.

Coming Soon: Multi Mile Wireless, YULC, Von VisionAI, OBJEX Link S3LW; In Stock: Pixblasters Video LED Controller, LimeSDR Mini 2.0, Watchy; Update Roundup: Lite3DP Gen 2, True Wireless Valve, Discovery Dish, Tangara

Over the last month, we have been improving uSDR software and are happy to release 0.9.8 version, mostly it consists of minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

We're happy to announce the two important and long-awaited developments in the Lime software-defined radio ecosystem. First, we're introducing LimeNET Micro 2.0 Developer Edition, a new hardware platform based on LimeSDR XTRX. Second, we've released Lime Suite NG (next generation), a completely new version of the Lime Suite software stack that is compatible with all Lime hardware and significantly enhances the user experience.

In this update we'd like to share some of the KrakenSDR projects we've been working on, as well as various projects we've seen from our customers.

New: Zerowriter Ink, DeepRad, HaloMax Long-range Wireless, ThunderScope; Coming Soon: MNT Reform Next, ESP32 Rainbow; In Stock: Ovrdrive USB, TinyNES; Update Roundup: Nordic Community Hub, WiCAN Pro, Tangara, SlimeVR

In this update we want to provide some updates on the shipping status of Discovery Dish, our Discovery Dish Wiki and some updates on the rotator project.

We make interesting hardware available to more people.

New: GenBook RK3588, ESP32 Rainbow; Giveaway: $5 FPGA Loader; Livestream & Giveaway: $5 FPGA Loader; Coming Soon: ControlBox, Biodata MIDI Interface, bATtiny Guard, Pipo; In Stock: Gliss, LimeSDR Mini 2.0, Tigard, Infinite Noise TRNG; Teardown 2025: Early Bird Tickets

The iotSDR has a Max2769 GNSS front-end chip capable of receiving on the GNSS L1 band. GNSS systems are similar, in some respects, to satellite communication systems. They provide a unique set of features that we believe justifies the inclusion of such a specialized receiver chip. This update covers one possible application of that feature set.

A whirlwind tour through Good Ancestor Kilakila, a tiny experimental communications satellite developed in a few months around Lime Microsystems SDRs and Raspberry Pis.

I’m excited to share that we’ve sent out our first batch of beta units! A huge thanks to everyone who’s already shared feedback—your insights are helping us refine Brodboost-C in real time. Next up, we’re tackling the challenge of making the supply as noiseless as possible. This is a crucial phase, and I can’t wait to see how your input shapes the improvements ahead. Finally, we've arranged for the first BrodBoost-C packaging prototypes.

We've started the first manufacturing steps and the beta units have been received and are now undergoing testing.

Check out the latest Teardown Sessions livestream, welcome sSDR to the Qorvo RF Accelerator, DWM3001C UWB Module in stock, and an update from Embedded World 2025.

Thank you so much for your continued support of the project! We’re excited to share some good news: the xMASS SDR carrier board is officially moving into production!