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Based on feedback from market research we've been carrying out over the past week—and to support the SDR developer community—we've decided to add two Early Bird pledge levels to the iotSDR campaign. Both models feature discounted pricing and are available in limited quantities.

A high-performance, open-source RF signal generator for professionals and enthusiasts

Check out the latest news from the LMS8001 Companion Board project, plus recently stocked SDRs.

In this simple demo, we show how a LimeSDR Mini and LMS8001 Companion can together be used to observe signals up to 10 GHz and beyond via general-purpose SDR software.

New: HealthyPi 6, Edgi-Talk, ManT1S, USB VSense; Coming Soon: SI-GRID, Pixel Pump 2, Sentinel Core; In Stock: Signaloid C0-microSD, SPIDriver, The New Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen, uSDR

The AIR-T prototypes have arrived and are undergoing testing, delivery of production units has been pushed to January, and we have a new deep learning tool for GNU Radio.

In this series of updates, we will discuss some of the details of how to program the AIR-T, what the different programming APIs are, and how we simplify the whole process, allowing you to get your algorithm up and running quickly.

It has been a few weeks from the close of the campaign and The Deepwave Team would like to thank all of our backers and provide an update on where we stand in the production process.

PZSDR P401 is a powerful software-defined radio (SDR) platform based on the AMD Zynq™ UltraScale+™ XCZU4EV MPSoC and the AD9361 chipset. It supports 2T2R synchronized operation and covers an RF range from 70 MHz to 6 GHz

Check out this demo combining a LimeSDR Mini with a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B using ScratchRadio.

In this latest demo, Karl shows how gr-802-11 — a GNU Radio based OFDM transceiver for IEEE 802.11a/g/p networks — can be used with the LimeSDR Mini to observe and record Wi-Fi signals.

We’d like to thank everyone for the support they’ve given us in becoming Crowd Supply’s most successful project. Breaking the $1 million dollar mark is a nice reminder of how far the LimeSDR community has come.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the campaign for the latest addition to the integrated universal wireless family, the LimeNET Micro. LimeNET Micro provides fully standalone SDR at an unprecedented price point and, thanks to the combination of Lime's FPRF and the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, in an eminently compact form factor, with high frequency stability and accuracy, courtesy of integrated GPS and OCXO. Learn more on the campaign page: https://www.crowdsupply.com/lime-micro/limenet-micro

Since successfully reaching our goal (we are still really happy about that so thank you!), we have continued to beaver away behind the scenes.

Announcing a competition to receive an early (by end of August!) LimeSDR.

BT / EE are sponsoring a LimeSDR hackathon, the latest batch of LimeSDRs is en route from the factory, and the new LimeNET campaign has just launched!

Due to so many excellent competition submissions, there will now be two winners.

This latest demo comes courtesy of Adrian Musceac, community member and developer of the rather cool QRadioLink software.

Read the full update to see how Ogün Levent used two LimeSDRs to create a drone detecting, jamming, and control platform.

All of the entries are in from the Lime Field Report contest and we're ready to pick a winner to receive a LimeSDR Mini! Join Crowd Supply live on YouTube as Josh Lifton picks at random. The livestream starts today (8/21) at 4:30 pm PST.