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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**.

Qorvo and Nordic have announced a joint reference design for a UWB-based smart lock application for Aliro and Matter and have started shipping their first production batch, welcome Vaaman to the Qorvo RF Accelerator, check out community projects using Discovery Dish, and Zeke Wheeler's upcoming talk at Teardown 2025.

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!

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

New: Halo TD-XPAH, Coming Soon: SOCORAD32, Teardown Sessions: Protopasta 3D-printer Filament Factory Tour, Update Roundup: Inkplate 6COLOR, CANFDuino, KrakenSDR, SlimeVR, YMFC Drone Controller, BusKill, In Stock: Tigard, UsbSafe², Giant Board

New: Bela Gem Stereo & Multi, Pipo, AnyShake Explorer; NextPCB Launchpad: Free Parts & Assembly; Coming Soon: TermDriver 2, Prunt Board 3, Shrike; Ending Soon: Atum A3 Nano; In Stock: xMASS SDR, KrakenSDR; Job Posting: Ulyssean

Having a great hardware platform is one thing, but as any experienced engineer will tell you, this is only half of the story and you also need solid software support to realise the true potential of that hardware. So it's hardly surprising that we've had quite a few backers asking for more details of the driver software for LimeSDR and whether it will support this application or that application.

Run your own cellular data network

Hello supporters and backers. After too long of a silence following the first production batch fulfillment, we are back to public firmware/software issue-solving, feature additions, and the next production batch.

Join us for the upcoming virtual Qorvo Design Summit, learn more about our new power management solutions, and check out the latest from the LimeRFE accelerator project.

In the first of our "Field Reports" from our users, find out how Daniel Estévez used a LimeSDR Mini to build a functioning satellite ground station.

We are thrilled to announce that the European Space Agency (ESA) have become an official backer of the LimeSDR Mini campaign, in support of developing innovative satellite telecommunications solutions based on Software Defined Radio (SDR), both on ground and in space.

Did you do something cool with your XTRX? We want to tell the world! Read the update to see how you can submit your own "Field Report" and get a $100 (USD) credit at Crowd Supply.

It's been over a month since our last update so we thought we'd share some of the recent progress. As mentioned in our last update, during the month of February all manufacturing was shut down due to the Chinese New Year holiday. In early March, staff returned to the factories and began making progress on finishing Discovery Dish.

All components have been secured, and CaribouLite production continues. Unfortunately, we have had to delay delivery of CaribouLites until October. Those are the words we have been unable to say until now. We waited to be 100% sure, but, as of today, this has became our optimistic reality. Thank you for your patience! See below for the gruesome details...

We are excited to announce the launch of our new campaign. With up to 32x32 transmit/receive channels, XYNC is the ultimate Massive MIMO SDR at an affordable price.

This time out, we want to provide some updates on software that has been tested to work with the Discovery Drive and provide more information about the side-pod add-on as well as answer a few more questions.

The new NUT2NT+ campaign has begun!

The engineering team are constantly striving to improve the overall performance and user experience of the LimeSDR platform, and in a blog post this week over on Myriad-RF, Andrew takes a look at a change in the way that SPI programming of the LMS7002M FPRF transceiver is handled, which has resulted in much faster read and write operations.