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| − | This page is devoted to identifying those SDRs that can either directly interface with various digital decoding programs, or DSP audio programs.
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| − | For the purpose of this page, we are not considering the multi-kilobuck professional SDRs, as most hobbyists could never easily afford them.
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| − | Corrections and additions to this page are solicited.
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| − | ==Digital Decoding Software that can interface with SDRs==
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| − | These programs can interface with the listed SDRs without the use of additional cables; some may require a set of DLLs to be installed. Please see the [[HF Software Decoders]] page for links for the software. Many of the SDRs listed here have links found in the [[SDRs with HF Coverage]] article.
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| − | *Go2Decode
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| − | ** Microtelcom Perseus
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-14, SDR-IQ
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| − | ** WinRadio G31DDCe, G33DDCe, G39DDCe
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| − | *Go2Monitor
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| − | ** Microtelcom Perseus
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-14, SDR-IQ
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| − | ** RTL-SDR
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| − | ** SDRPlay
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| − | ** WinRadio G31DDCe, G33DDCe, G39DDCe
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| − | ** See the Receivers section of the [http://www.shoc.ch/go2monitor-specifications.html Go2Monitor Specifications] for the SDRs supported by Go2Monitor and Go2Decode
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| − | *Krypto500
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| − | **AFEDRI
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| − | **Bonito RadioJet 1102
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| − | **Cross Country SDR4+
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| − | **Elad FDM-S1, FDM-S2
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| − | **Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | **RFSpace SDR products, including Cloud SDR and Cloud IQ
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| − | **Software Radio Laboratory QS1R 'Quicksilver'
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| − | **Numerous WinRadio products
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| − | **See [https://www.comintconsulting.com/systems/wideband/ Wideband Receivers at ComInt Consulting] for a full list
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| − | *MixW
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| − | **Funcube Dongle
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| − | *MultiPSK (Note: requires installation of seperate DLLs)
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| − | **Funcube Dongle
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| − | **RTL-SDR
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| − | **Softrock
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| − | *Radiocom6
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| − | ** Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | ** PM-SDR
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-IQ, SDR-14
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| − | ** WinRadio G3 series
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| − | *Sigmira
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-IQ, SDR-14
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| − | ** RTL-SDR
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| − | ** SDRPlay RSP1
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| − | *Sorcerer
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| − | ** Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-14, SDR-IQ, SDR-IP
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| − | ** SRL-LLC QS1R 'Quicksilver'
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| − | *Wavecom W-Code
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| − | **Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | **RFSpace Products
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| − | **WinRadio G39DDC
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| − | **WinRadio G33DDC
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| − | *Wavecom W-Spectra
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| − | **WinRadio G39DDC
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| − | **WinRadio G33DDC
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| − | *Yet Another DSC Decoder
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| − | **Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | *Yet Another NAVTEX Decoder
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| − | **Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | ==DSP Audio Software that can interface with SDRs==
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| − | These programs can, at a minimum, generate waterfalls of digital signals, but may also include other tools useful for analyzing an unknown digital signal.
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| − | *QSpectrumAnalyzer
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| − | ** RTL-SDR
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| − | *SpectraVue
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| − | ** RFSpace SDR-IQ, SDR-14, SDR-IP, NETSDR
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| − | *Spectrum Lab
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| − | **Microtelecom Perseus
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| − | **SDR-IQ
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| − | **Any SDR that supports ExtIO Addressing
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| − | *Touchstone
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| − | ** RTL-SDR
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| | ==WebSDRs and Digital Decoding== | | ==WebSDRs and Digital Decoding== |
| | If you want to use a WebSDR and a digital decoding program like MultiPSK, you will need to be able to route the audio from the web to the input of the program. Depending on what OS you are using (Mac, Linux or Windows), the solution is rather different. Take a look at this [http://www.hamradioandvision.com/websdr-digital-modes/ article] from Ham Radio and Vision for some selected utilities, based on the operating system of your PC. | | If you want to use a WebSDR and a digital decoding program like MultiPSK, you will need to be able to route the audio from the web to the input of the program. Depending on what OS you are using (Mac, Linux or Windows), the solution is rather different. Take a look at this [http://www.hamradioandvision.com/websdr-digital-modes/ article] from Ham Radio and Vision for some selected utilities, based on the operating system of your PC. |
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| − | *Return to [[A Few Words on Receivers]]
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| − | *Return to [[Decoders]]
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| − | *Go to [[Making the Connection to the PC]]
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| − | [[Category:HF Signal Analysis and Decoding]]
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| − | [[Category:HF Receivers]]
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| − | [[Category:Software for Signal Analysis and Decoding]]
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| − | [[Category:Software for Receivers]]
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