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Title: Now That's an SDR Post by: DMOD on November 22, 2014, 12:25:40 AM Now That's an Ultrasmugilicious SDR ;D
http://www.pervices.com/products-crimson/ Phil Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: W3RSW on November 22, 2014, 08:15:29 AM http://www.pervices.com/docs/crimson-specs.pdf (http://www.pervices.com/docs/crimson-specs.pdf)
Nice find. Is it Really in production now? Doesn't look so interesting from these specs., incomplete spec. boxes, etc. Coding for an FGPA will be a nightmare. So where is the compatible software? "GNU" leaves the potential user with a lot of work. Still 16 bit since real world noise floors demand no more. Ok on what the FPGA is but I'm curious what the four dual channel 16bit, 370Mhz ADC's are. Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: KL7OF on November 22, 2014, 10:46:34 AM $6500.00..........................Any one have one yet?
Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: Steve - K4HX on November 22, 2014, 01:15:20 PM Lots of interesting stuff coming out of Canada these days. I've been looking at the ThinkRF unit.
http://thinkrf.com/wsa5000-rtsa/ Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: N2DTS on November 22, 2014, 05:06:38 PM I do not see anything about demodulation, just a spectrum analizer...
Lots of interesting stuff coming out of Canada these days. I've been looking at the ThinkRF unit. http://thinkrf.com/wsa5000-rtsa/ Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: Steve - K4HX on November 22, 2014, 07:16:40 PM That is true. ThinkRF is selling it as a spectrum analyzer. Once it's digitized, demod is easy. From the spec sheet: "Open APIs for use with Python, MATLAB, C/C++"
Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: KD6VXI on November 22, 2014, 09:07:33 PM HackRF. Approximately 20 mhz to 6 gig. TX and rx.
Less than most sdr receivers. --Shane KD6VXI Title: Re: Now That's an SDR Post by: WBear2GCR on November 22, 2014, 10:51:39 PM Looks like it receives multiple programs/channels at the same time? AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
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