GNU Radio Tutorials Labs 1 - 5 Balint Seeber Ettus Research Version 1.0 (18th April 2014) Comments & suggetions welcome: balint@ettus.com @spenchdotnet

A subreddit dedicated to the GNU Radio project and any software-define radio (SDR) related content (including USRP, /r/GNURadio /r/RTLSDR. created by osirisx11 a community for 8 years. message the moderators. Balint's SDR Tutorials. Here is some content to get you started with SDR: (This assumes you already have GNU Radio installed.). Python; Learn some Python basics for use with GNU Radio and GRC (GNU Radio Companion). Labs 1 - 5 in GRC On Ubuntu 16.04 or newer GNU Radio can be installed from the package management. The installed version should be compatible with the gr-iio package build from source. Libiio and gr-iio may also be available from the package management, but to get the latest and most feature complete work, it's recommend to build it from the latest github sources. RTL-SDR FM Radio Receiver With GNU Radio Companion: RTL-SDR is currently very popular topic on the Net. There are also many guides on how to use it on Windows and Linux too. But starting to use it myself I haven't found any guide that explains whole process from installing necessary drivers and sof 24 thoughts on " Getting Started with GNU Radio I've made a fair amount of progress with Tim K's GitHub code so far: tutorial I have ever come across that has allowed to make documentation would not be very sensible. GNU Radio uses Doxygen and Sphinx to dynamically create documentation of the APIs." "If you feel GNU Radio should really already have some functionality you want to use, either browse through the module directory Python uses or go through the source directory of GNU Radio. - An OOT module is a GNU Radio component that does not live within the GNU Radio source tree, and is not included with the core GNU Radio distribution - OOT modules allow third-parties to extend GNU Radio with their functions and blocks - Compre