Building a software-defined radio from scratch
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Building a software-defined radio from scratch
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Re: Building a software-defined radio from scratch
#2The project is on Github: https://github.com/FreeSRP Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/electronics/comments/4uic5r/sdr_pla...
He's selling a small batch of these for $350 apiece - calling it now, he's going to be very successful in his career.
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#4This is a really impressive project, and I am all the more in awe that this guy is only 18 years old. The project is on Github: https://github.com/FreeSRP Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/electronics/comments/4uic5r/sdr_pla... He's selling a small batch of these for $350 apiece - calling it now, he's going to be very successful in his career.
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#7Lukas, your schematic link seems to be broken on the project site. I have been thinking about doing a similar project with this chipset actually. I really want to put down about or 8 of these ADI parts and actually make lower cost phased array development environment. One day....
Re: Building a software-defined radio from scratch
#8Lukas, your schematic link seems to be broken on the project site. I have been thinking about doing a similar project with this chipset actually. I really want to put down about or 8 of these ADI parts and actually make lower cost phased array development environment. One day....
That'd be a cool project... The link is working for me, the schematics should be here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/freesrp/prototype-r2/freesrp-sch.pd... Are you sure it's broken?
This is a really nice write up of an impressive project!
Re: Building a software-defined radio from scratch
#91. What are your plans for it? Aside from high altitude balloons.
2. Do you plan to turn this into a sort of "shield" add on?
3. What will you work on after this project is done?
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#10This is a really neat sounding project.