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The combination of the LMS7002M transceiver and Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 have enabled us to create a feature packed, fully integrated SDR platform at an incredibly low cost. We’re huge fans of the Raspberry Pi platform and we are delighted to have just received approval to use the Powered by Raspberry Pi logo on the LimeNET Micro aluminium case.

An open source, low-cost, software-definable front end preselector for SDRs and wideband receivers

Read the full update to see how a team of students is using XTRX to help satellites communicate.

Check out this new video showing the xMASS SDR running eight channels at 65 MSps or four channels at 130 MSps on a single CPU, all without any overruns.

A powerful, hackable FPGA-based audio multitool for Eurorack

Were very flattered to have reached almost 70% of our goal already and would like to thank our supporters. A lot of people have reached out to us to extend Novena and make it even better, and so were offering these stretch goals to provide you an even better open laptop. Partnering with Jon Nettleton for Open 2D/3D Graphics Drivers on Novena: +$50k ($300k total) [COMPLETE AS OF MAY 12!] We desi...

New: LimeSDR XTRX, Coming Soon: CrowVision, In Stock: KrakenSDR, BeanCounter, BusKill, Qomu, Update Roundup: uSDR, Milk-V Pioneer, ANAVI Macro Pad 12 & Arrows, Inkplate 5, SOCORAD32, SlimeVR, Gliss, BlueIO832, M4 Breadstick

Thank you to everyone for all the support received in the first few days of the campaign! I have already received a few questions, most of them concerning support for SDR frameworks other than GNU Radio (such as Pothos SDR) or one of the FreeSRP's most important hardware features: the IO capabilities provided by the expansion port. In this first update, I will try to address these topics.

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.

Thank you for signing up for updates on the XTRX software-defined radio project. The XTRX campaign is going live today; please follow along, pledge, and help spread the word about this project!

Here's the latest news from the Discovery Dish campaign, plus some cool imagery and questions from backers answered.

A 70 MHz to 6 GHz SDR receiver on a USB stick

We are delighted to announce that the LimeSDR Micro campaign is live and the first manufacturing run will ship on September 30, 2026!

First of all, a big thank you all for supporting XTRX campaign and congratulations to everyone interested in SDR! The $108k/120% funding raised for XTRX so far is the best evidence that it's time for off-the-shelf, embedded SDR solutions.

A powerful, open hardware ECP5 FPGA dev board

Mobile, Open Hardware, RISC-V System-on-Chip (SoC) Development Kit

This update will cover some technical details of **FPGA development** over CaribouLite and the **SMI interface**. Weekly questions from backers and answers come next, and finally we will have a special topic about the **real Caribou**.

KrakenSDR is now available for crowdfunding on Crowd Supply. It is a five-channel, RX-only, software-defined radio (SDR) based on the RTL-SDR and designed for phase-coherent applications and experiments. Phase-coherent SDR opens the door to some very interesting applications, including radio direction finding, passive radar, and beam forming. Come have a look at our campaign page to learn more!

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