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=The Basics= | |||
Gnuradio is a software program that provides digital signal processing. When coupled with a receiver and/or transmitter, this enables all of the complex signal processing, modulation, manipulation, and processing to happen in software - cheaper and easier than building a new circuit every time you want a different filter. | |||
==Gnuradio vs Gnuradio Companion== | |||
Take note: gnuradio is a software library that provides signal processing functions. This is not the same as the GUI window with blocks connected with arrows. That's Gnuradio Companion - a GUI interface for easily interacting with the Gnuradio library. But this is just one way of interfacing with the library. You can write libraries to process signals entirely outside of the Gnuradio Companion, by using the Gnuradio software library - e.g., a script that is entirely in Python. [[Gqrx]] is another example of a program that uses Gnuradio under the hood, and provides an alternative GUI interface. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:35, 14 August 2016
The Basics
Gnuradio is a software program that provides digital signal processing. When coupled with a receiver and/or transmitter, this enables all of the complex signal processing, modulation, manipulation, and processing to happen in software - cheaper and easier than building a new circuit every time you want a different filter.
Gnuradio vs Gnuradio Companion
Take note: gnuradio is a software library that provides signal processing functions. This is not the same as the GUI window with blocks connected with arrows. That's Gnuradio Companion - a GUI interface for easily interacting with the Gnuradio library. But this is just one way of interfacing with the library. You can write libraries to process signals entirely outside of the Gnuradio Companion, by using the Gnuradio software library - e.g., a script that is entirely in Python. Gqrx is another example of a program that uses Gnuradio under the hood, and provides an alternative GUI interface.
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SDR software defined radio
SDR Software: SDR through the web browser: WebSDR The "true" software defined radio: Gnuradio WAV file to Waterfall: Gnuradio/Wav to Waterfall Gqrx spectrum analyzer: Gqrx
Android + HackRF/SDR: Android/SDR Kali Linux + Gqrx + HackRF: Kali/HackRF Kali Linux + Gqrx + RTL-SDR Dongle: Kali/SDR Dongle
SDR Hardware: HackRF: HackRF · Kali/HackRF RTL-SDR Dongle: Kali/SDR Dongle FlightAware: FlightAware
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Ham Radio: Notes on General class license: General · Mnemonics/General Class License Digital modes: Radio/Digital Modes
Ham Radio Hardware (Radios): Kenwood TS 440S: Radio/Kenwood/TS440S Kenwood TS 570S: Radio/Kenwood/TS570S Yaesu VX-6: Radio/Yaesu/VX-6 Digital Modes on Raspberry Pi: RaspberryPi/Digital Modes Digital Modes on Arduino: Arduino/Digital Modes DVB-T USB SDR Dongle: DVB-T USB SDR
Ham Radio Software: Software defined radio: SDR Comprehensive list of ham software: Andys Ham Radio Linux Direwolf (soundcard TNC/APRS modem): Direwolf Echolink (internet repeater system): Echolink Qsstv (Slow scan television): Qsstv Fldigi (fast light digital modes): Fldigi Xastir (APRS/AX25/TNC): Xastir RadioHead (packet library for microcontrollers): RadioHead
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