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Due to lead times on some parts, we have had to push our estimated ship date back to 31st March 2020. This includes both crowdfunding orders and pre-orders. If you backed our campaign or placed a pre-order, keep reading to see a photograph of the acrylic case we'll be sending you along with your LimeRFE!

The new release of Lime Suite includes numerous improvements, along with support for the LimeRFE RF front-end and packaging for Ubuntu 20.04.

In this update, provide a few manufacturing updates, firmware update news, an example of an alternative use case and answer a few frequently asked questions.

Help us welcome uSDR, the latest addition to the Qorvo RF Accelerator. We also have updates from OreSat, Oregon's first cubesat. Plus, a power management components highlight, and exciting news about new, free circuit simulation software.

Check out Zeke's homemade cubesat tracker, sign up to win one of ten free CaribouLite RPi HAT SDRs, and welcome new cellular data base station Ukama to the Qorvo RF Accelerator

We're proud to accept the following projects into the Qorvo RF Accelerator!

We focus on providing SDR, ARM, and FPGA core development boards to clients around the world.

Did you make something awesome with your Robo HAT MM1? Tell us about it! Read the full update to learn how you can submit your own Field Report.

We’ve reached an important milestone in simplifying the SDR software stack across our platforms: xSDR and sSDR (and XTRX!) now share a single FPGA design and unified host-side library.

The manufacturing progress went smoothly. We made a slight modification to the oscillator, due to a component shortage. YMFC Flight Controller products are on their way to Crowd Supply's warehouse for final distribution. Please check your delivery address in your account order details!

In this video you can see a quick demo of a LimeNET Mini being used together with the Osmocom GSM stack to create a self-contained GSM network.

Last week I talked about how to use software defined radio to control the drone. Now, this is the experiment I want to do in the future. Also, this campaign will end soon, in two hours! Your support will help me with putting more effort into this project. Thanks!

British Telecom (BT) and EE are sponsoring a summer hackathon competition in partnership with Lime Micro. Let's see what you can do with LimeNET and LimeSDR!

Dear Backers, We have winners for both the Novena logo competition and the Novena hash competition! (The Novena hash competition was a bit of covert fun watch the campaign video closely to find a hint.) First, we have a logo! Its logo 015 in the original list of submissions and was submitted by Francisco Gonzalez-Blanch: Francisco will be receiving a Novena desktop computer and a t-shirt with ...

Dear Backers, We are speechless. Within 24 hours of sending out our previous update to you, were in the position of writing yet another update to inform you that weve cleared the third stretch goal at $400k. This is simply amazing, we are thrilled and overwhelmed at the support and at the enthusiasm of our growing user community. For the third stretch goal, all Novena board and system backers w...

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

Dear Backers, Its been four months since we finished Novenas crowdfunding campaign, and weve made a lot of progress since then, with a team of people hard at work to make Novena a reality. It takes many hands to build a product of this complexity, and we couldnt do it without our dedicated and hard-working team at AQS. Above is a photo from the conference room where we did the T1 plastics ...

When we announced the design update which enables using USB for the host ↔ SDR interface, we changed the comparison table RF Bandwidth and Sample Rate figures to TBC, since the interface would no longer be the limiting factor and it would come down to the Raspberry Pi host.

We are excited to announce the launch of our crowdfunding campaign for uSDR! This tiny, embedded software-defined radio (SDR) board is optimized for ease of use and collaboration. You can configure and operate uSDR through a browser, and cloud-based platforms allow you to collaborate with others. Come have a look!