When you exhaust the pre-built modules and your skills are even higher you can always create your own by diving deeper and scripting one using Python.Īctually you can download and play around with GNU Radio without actually having an SDR dongle attached (again read and display some files, generate some sinewaves etc), so I suggest installing it and seeing what you think and also apply for the roadtest. There are some awesome output modules available like frequency plot, oscilloscope, waterfall and constellation plots. GNU Radio only really works on a Linux OS - but you seem to have that covered. A script to create easy the frequencies.xml file for SDR-Sharp (Windows Version and maybe other plattforms). SDRSharp.ComPortFrequency' /> Plugin for old SDR versions is also available to download under 'Files' section. There are even blocks for file read and write - perhaps saving something you wish to Tx like a audio track. Showing 4 open source projects for 'sdrsharp' View related business solutions.
Everything else is drag/drop and stitch together to create your bespoke RF system. Once the driver is setup for your device, which from experience can be a bit hit and miss, you'll be able to see the SDR as a block in the GUI.
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