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Microchip’s AT86RF215 is a multi-band radio transceiver with dual Radio RF Front-ends—one sub-GHz and one at 2.4 GHz—that cover nearly all of the unlicensed IoT bands, making it ideal for all-in-one IoT solutions. This update delves into those capabilities and discusses a few of the ways in which iotSDR takes advantage of them.

Greetings to our dear backers. This update includes a high-level explanation of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It also includes a link to a complete technical guide that offers more than 40 pages of PowerPoint-like presentation to broaden your knowledge about BLE functionality, architecture, techniques, tips, and insights.

MNT founder and chief engineer Lukas shares more about Reform Next's internals.

Previously, I have published all the source code and fabrication files on GitHub. Today, I am going a step further and publishing the whole design project, so you can modify the design as you wish.

It's been a month since our campaign concluded, and we've been hard at work turning our shared vision into a tangible reality. We want to keep you in the loop about what's been happening and what's next for Boondock Echo! This update covers our manufacturing progress, our community-engagement efforts, and next steps.

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...

A mesh-capable LoRa® data radio with support for AT commands & MODBUS

New: AIR-T, New: LoRa Stik, Ending Soon: NeTV2, Update: SPIDriver's Firmware, Coming Soon: BLYST Nano, In Stock: Tarocco Servomotors

Watch the latest Teardown Sessions livestream, see Discovery Dish progress, and subscribe to the Qorvo RF Accelerator to win a ticket to this year's Teardown event.

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!

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.

The number one challenge for compact radio-controlled device creation is PCB antenna efficiency tuning.

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

Fully Open iCE40 FPGA BeagleBone Cape

Answering some frequently asked questions about the Maverick-603

Four-channel, all-frequency, GNSS RF-to-bits receiver

Portable, open-source, ESP32-powered audio-development platform with a touchscreen and support for Bluetooth & Wi-Fi connectivity

A tiny, open source, plug-and-play Linux dev board with Wi-Fi and lots of storage