Software Defined Radio Links

June 15, 2011 | Amateur Radio | By: Mark VandeWettering

I own an SDR-IQ software defined radio, a Funcube Dongle (more on that later) and have built a marginally operable Softrock Lite receiver, so you might say I’m interested in Software Defined Radios. But Jeri’s tinkering with her own software defined radio has rekindled my interest in homebrewing one. I was looking for Gerald Youngblood’s (AC50G) QEX article series entitled “A Software Defined Radio for the Masses”) and found that one good place to find it (and many other interesting articles) was unsurprisingly on the ARRL’s website.

Software Defined Radio

Jeri also pointed me at a an awesome presentation by Dan Tayloe, N7VE entitled “Very High Performance Image Rejecting Direct Conversion Receivers” that has lots of information that go well beyond my current understanding of receiver design and performance. Good reading, which will hopefully turn into a good project.

Comments

Comment from Robin G7VKQ
Time 6/15/2011 at 10:57 pm

Mark, if your interested in state of the art receiver design then I’d also commend Martein PA3AKE’s super informative website – http://martein.home.xs4all.nl/pa3ake/hmode/ as well

Comment from Mark VandeWettering
Time 6/16/2011 at 2:24 pm

Thanks Robin! Even more reading for me to do. 🙂

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