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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

We are delighted to announce that we’ve partnered with Seeed Studio to develop a new low-cost kit based around the LimeSDR Mini, Grove platform, and Raspberry Pi.

BT and Lime Microsystems invite all backers of the LimeSDR, LimeNET and LimeSDR Mini campaigns to enter a competition to find the best 10 radio access demos.

In this latest demo we show the LimeSDR Mini being used with the incredibly popular Raspberry Pi 3. While this won’t run an LTE base station, it is perfectly capable of supporting a great many narrowband applications.

Firstly, we just wanted to say a huge thank you from all the team to everyone who has backed the campaign. It goes without saying that only with your support can we continue to make cutting edge, wideband, and full duplex SDR platforms ever more accessible.

First, thanks to everyone who has supported us so far. We're in the final week of the campaign and over three quarters the way to our funding goal! We're well within reach of the goal, but we'll need your help. The funding goal wasn't arbitrary - if we don't reach it, then the project will be put on hold, none of your credit cards will be charged, and no one will get a LimeSDR. Community-driven free and open source hardware projects rely on individuals' support to get off the ground. LimeSDR is no different. If you haven't yet pledged for a LimeSDR, please do! if you have, please help spread the word far and wide to everyone you know, be it by social media, email, in-person, or carrier pigeon.

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

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!

BT and Lime Microsystems invite all backers of the LimeSDR, LimeNET and LimeSDR Mini campaigns to enter a competition to find the best 10 radio access demos.

The competition drew to a close last week and I have to say that judging has not been easy, on account of there being no shortage of great entries, with many more proposals for uses that we’d really love to support than boards we have available at this point in time.

We’re delighted to announce that Charles Brain is the winner of our digital design competition, with a proposal to build an FPGA-based RF channel simulator.

It's the Friday before the final few days of the campaign, we hit 80% funding and $400,000 earlier today, and we're still some way to go but it certainly feels like we can make it. As such, now seems like a great time to look back at achievements so far, with a look also towards the future.

The latest demo that we have to share with you comes courtesy of Alexander Chemeris, CEO of Fairwaves, a company with many years experience building and deploying open source GSM network solutions.

Be sure to check out the limited edition companion board that extends LimeSDR's range to 10 GHz and the new sibling to the LimeSDR - the LimeSDR Mini.

Two Ubuntu app stores are now live, OS images are on the way, and more!

LimeSDR USB boards are now in stock. The PCIe boards are expected to be in stock by the end of this week.

Picking up where we left off yesterday with test and measurement examples, we have one this time from Lime's millimeter wave IC design team, demonstrating LimeSDR being used as a vector network analyzer (VNA).

Bridging Arduino to breadboard with no jumper wires

We are wrapping up our SuperB Crowd Supply campaign this Friday, February 15th. It’s not too late to back the SuperB campaign and be the first to receive the hardware!

Team Macchina extends a huge thank you to all of our backers for funding our successful SuperB Crowd Supply campaign and for making our project a reality! We greatly appreciate the support and feedback we’ve received over the past month. Now that the campaign is over, we are excited to get to work!