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Dear Backers, SDR! SDR! SDR! Software. Defined. Radio. Say it because its fun! A couple weeks ago, the SDR stretch goal loomed like a distant mirage, something we set out there as a true stretch. And yet now, here we are, writing you to inform you that weve met one of our trigger criteria for the stretch goal a minimum of 200 combined units desktop/laptop/heirloom (system-level) units backed. ...

The uSDR PCIe driver and software libraries are compatible with ARM platforms. We tested it on the NVidia Jetson TX2. Plus, how to unlock max performance from uSDR with the Thunderbolt 3 adapter.

An open source software defined radio covering 70 MHz to 6 GHz with an on-board FPGA and USB 3.0 port

A four-channel frequency-shifter for extending SDRs to up to 10 GHz

Loads of info about our campaign's progress, new video tutorials, and questions from backers answered.

A motorized antenna rotator engineered for the Discovery Dish

A software-defined radio based on the AMD Zynq™ UltraScale+™ XCZU4EV MPSoC and AD9361 chipsets

In this episode of the Teardown Sessions, we're speaking to Carl Laufer from RTL-SDR. They are running a Crowd Supply campaign for Discovery Dish, a system for weather and Inmarsat satellite reception, and hydrogen line radio astronomy for RTL-SDR users. The Discovery Dish aims to be the start of an ecosystem of hardware designed to get users set up with satellite reception, including a planned companion light-duty antenna rotator.

Four-channel, all-frequency, GNSS RF-to-bits receiver for precision, satellite-based positioning

An advanced single-chip SDR based on the AMD Zynq™ UltraScale+ XCZU47DR RFSoC

An active-cooling aluminum enclosure for the LimeSDR product family

Affordable 16 nm Xilinx FPGA dev board for crypto mining and other high performance applications

A new open-hardware computing platform, flexible and powerful, designed for use as a desktop, laptop, or standalone board.

Welcome to our first update in 2024 for Discovery Dish. We hope everyone has had a great holiday season! Things are moving slowly but steadily towards the final product. Due to the looming Chinese New Year holidays, we don't expect much to be done before February in terms of production, but from March onwards we expect to see rapid progress. In the mean time while we wait for the factories to come back online, we are tweaking the prototypes, making a few improvements, and continually testing.

The first affordable, FT8 receiver with an open source RF chip designed and fabricated using open source chip tools

Learn about the factors that make AntSDR awesome.

We are excited to announce that our campaign is now live on Crowd Supply! xMASS SDR is a modular, high-performance, 8x8 MIMO, PCIe software-defined radio (SDR) solution for 4G, 5G, and more. xMASS shares the same host code base as our uSDR board, which was released under the MIT license, and our universal support libraries are hosted on GitHub, all of which allows for an easy transition from uSDR to xMASS with minimal software modification requirements.

Watch a livestream on DIY weather satellite reception and radio astronomy, catch up with Hardware Happy Hour, check out this homemade ISS Repeater, and browse the Qorvo job board. Plus, get your CaribouLite.