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The software component called SpectraVue is available separately from [http://www.moetronix.com/ MOEtronix] | The software component called SpectraVue is available separately from [http://www.moetronix.com/ MOEtronix] | ||
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Revision as of 17:37, 14 January 2007
SDR's that are interesting to me.
RFSpace
RFspace has a receiver SDR-14 good for 0-30 Mhz. It uses a USB 2.0 interface to the computer and has a Windows program. It's $1099.
He is also working on a software defined spectrum analyzer. 500-30 Mhz.
The software component called SpectraVue is available separately from MOEtronix
USRP/GNUradio
http://comsec.com/wiki?UniversalSoftwareRadioPeripheral
WaveCOM
WaveCOM W61PC is a PCI card. $7400 W61LAN includes a computer. $9100
4 inputs, three 50HZ-25MHz and one 52.5 MHz – 87.5 MHz
This system has an onboard DSP
Seems like a closed box when it comes to software. "Source code material is available only to government authorities or official bodies and needs signing of a special license contract."
