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02-21-2015, 03:19 PM
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I heard of this from my antennas elective professor....He actually demonstrated it using Matlab to operate the receiver. I happen to passionately hate Matlab, and unless I clone my hard drive before I (hopefully)graduate next quarter I won't have that software anymore (we get to keep the laptop, but not the software or EVEN the OS).
Is there other windows compatible software out there to work these units? If there is what do you use?
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02-21-2015, 07:21 PM
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I use SDR#, which is pronounced SDR sharp.
You can also use Gnuradio. There is a downloadable .iso file that you put onto a small USB key and it boots into Linux. Actually there are several of these. I use the Ubuntu one. You can browse the web while the radio runs. Google SDR radio plus the other terms.
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