Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of SDR

Timestamp:

04/21/2021 10:10:18 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

Ron Eisworth

Comment:

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 = What are Software Defined Radios?
 
-A software defined radio (SDR) is a radio which can modulate and demodulate radio signals through software commands provided by a computer. They typically use a dedicated FPGA to process the radio signals in the digital domain. Many support wide frequency bandwidths allowing them to monitor a wide range of radio transmissions. 
+A software defined radio (SDR) is a radio which can modulate and demodulate radio signals through software commands provided by a computer. They typically use a dedicated FPGA to process the radio signals in the digital domain. Many support wide frequency bandwidths allowing them to monitor a wide range of radio transmissions and to be reconfigured on the fly. Typical use cases are:
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+* Security Applications by Providing RF Detection of Mobile Devices (Cellular phones, Wifi, BLE, etc..)
+* Adaptive Wireless Network Configuration and Optimization
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 == When should I use a SDR Radio?
 
-Software defined radios can be used in any radio application.  The Epiq Sidekiq Z2 [https://epiqsolutions.com/rf-transceiver/sidekiq-z2/ Link] used in this testing can tune to any frequency between 40Mhz and 6Ghz.  That covers from FM radio to 5G cellular. Any radio transmission in this frequency can be monitored with this board. 
+Software defined radios can be used in any radio application.  The Epiq Sidekiq Z2 [https://epiqsolutions.com/rf-transceiver/sidekiq-z2/ Link] used in this testing can tune to any frequency between 70Mhz and 6Ghz.  That covers from FM radio to 5G cellular. Any radio transmission in this frequency can be monitored with this board. 
 
 Here is a chart showing some of the common radio protocols in that spectrum.