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Revision as of 16:32, 16 November 2017
What is Software Defined Radio (or SDR)? WikiPedia gives a definition...
In the HF and ham world, it has appeared in 2 distinct phases; in use in high end amateur transceivers and receivers, and utilizing a PC as a controller, letting external software define how the SDR is addressed and utilized.
Please add any appropriate links for SDR here.
Contents
Manufacturer/Distributor Links
- Eladit FDM-77
- Flex Radio home page
- SRK QuickSilver QS1R Receiver
- RFSpace Home page
- SoftRock Radio Kits
- TenTec RX340 DSP Receiver (wiki article)
- TenTec RX350D DSP Receiver (wiki article)
- Universal Radio SW Communications Rx page includes several SDR radios
- WinRadio
Reviews
Receivers
- From Dave's Radio Receiver Page
Computer Driven
- Perseus
- NASWA Review of the Perseus
- N9EWO Perseus/SDRPlay RSP1 Review
- An additional review of the Perseus can be found in the September 2009 MT article by Larry Van Horn, 'Perseus Software Defined Radio - A Whole Universe of Listening Possibilities' pp.66-68
- Other Receivers
Software Support
Online Radios
Mailing Lists
- Yahoo Groups