Saturday, 2 April 2016

Apache Labs ANAN-10E SDR Radio

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Hacking RF

Custom build rugged Extruded Housing (same as the ANAN-10) (note: no ventilation holes required in .mil style designs)
Supports 2 fully independent receivers (sharing the same antenna - and with suitable PC software, Each receiver can display 48/96/192/384/1152kHz of spectrum)
Blocking Dynamic Range (ARRL Method) no detectable gain compression below ADC overloa.



Transmit and receive image rejection > 110dB
Full duplex operation, any split over entire 160m to 6m range.
Software-selectable 31dB input attenuator in 1dB steps
Firmware can be updated via the Industry Standard TCP/IP network Ethernet connection.
Differences between the ANAN-10 & the ANAN-10E
1. The ANAN-10E uses a 14 bit ADC while the ANAN-10 uses a 16 bit ADC
2. The ANAN-10E uses an EP3C25 FPGA while the ANAN-10 uses a larger EP3C40
3. The ANAN-10E supports 2 receivers while the ANAN-10 supports 7 receivers
The ANAN-10E is an ideal platform who want an entry level DDC/DUC SDR tranceiver, performance of the rig far exceeds most high end legacy radios.


  • The ANAN-10E is an ideal platform who want an entry level DDC/DUC SDR tranceiver, performance of the rig far exceeds most high end legacy radios.
  • Blocking Dynamic Range (ARRL Method) no detectable gain compression below ADC overload
  • Supports 2 fully independent receivers (sharing the same antenna - and with suitable PC software, Each receiver can display 48/96/192/384/1152kHz of spectrum)
  • Full duplex operation, any split over entire 160m to 6m range.
  • Firmware can be updated via the Industry Standard TCP/IP network Ethernet connection. 
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The Hobbyist's Guide to the RTL-SDR: Really Cheap Software Defined Radio

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A comprehensive guide to the RTL2832U RTL-SDR software defined radio by the authors of the RTL-SDR Blog. The RTL-SDR is a super cheap software defined radio based on DVB-T TV dongles that can be found for under $20.

This book is about tips and tutorials that show you how to get the most out of your RTL-SDR dongle. Some projects described in this book are also compatible with other wideband SDRs like the HackRF, Airspy and SDR Play.



Product Details

  • Paperback: 272 pages
  • Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 1 edition (June 26, 2015)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1514716690
  • ISBN-13: 978-1514716694


Mini USB RTL-SDR & ADS-B Receiver

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NooElec NESDR Mini USB RTL-SDR & ADS-B Receiver Set, RTL2832U & R820T Tuner

 The perfect device for learning software defined radio, on the cheap. Amateur radio, ADS-B, police & fire scanning, trunking, satellite images--you name it, this little guy can probably do it. Outperforms many devices 10x its cost!

 


BUILD DETAILS
This custom NooElec SDR is a modified DVB-T USB dongle tuned for SDR usage, including upgraded crystal, capacitors and inductors compared to generic devices like those sold by competitors. This results in a lowered noise floor, increased stability and improved longevity.
These units are based on the R820T tuner IC made by Rafael Micro. As such, they have a frequency capability of approximately 25MHz-1750MHz, though this can vary somewhat from unit to unit. There is also an RTL2832U IC on board of course, which acts as the demodulator and USB interface.
The connector type on the antenna and USB board is MCX--male MCX on the antenna, female MCX on the SDR. There are plenty of adapter and adapter cables available in our store if you want to connect your favorite antenna!
We perform extensive QA on every batch sold. As with all our SDRs, we guarantee antenna protection will be present so that your new investment will not be quickly destroyed by spurious ESD.


 
 
Buy it Here
NooElec NESDR Mini USB RTL-SDR & ADS-B Receiver Set, RTL2832U & R820T Tuner, MCX Input. Low-Cost Software Defined Radio Compatible with Many SDR Software Packages. R820T Tuner & ESD-Safe Antenna Input

Ubertooth One

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Bluetooth Hacking

 

The Ubertooth One is an open source 2.4 GHz wireless development platform suitable for Bluetooth experimentation. Based on the powerful LPC175x ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller with full-speed USB 2.0, the Ubertooth One is a great way to develop custom Class 1 comparable Bluetooth devices. The entire board is only two and a half inches long with a USB-A connector at one end and an RP-SMA connector at the other.

 


One thing that sets the Ubertooth apart from other Bluetooth development platforms is that it's capable of not only sending and receiving 2.4 GHz signals, but can also operate in monitor mode, monitoring Bluetooth traffic in real-time. This operating mode has been present in low-cost WiFi modules for years and has found myriad uses in research, development and security auditing but no such solution existed for the Bluetooth standard until now. Also, because it's a fully open-source platform (software and hardware), the schematics and code are readily available for all of your hacking needs.

Ubertooth One
  • 2.4 GHz Transmit and Receive.
  • Transmit power and receive sensitivity comparable to a Class 1 Bluetooth device.
  • Standard Cortex Debug Connector (10-pin 50-mil JTAG)
  • In-System Programming (ISP) Serial Connector
  • 2.4 GHz Duck Antenna Included

 

 
 

Ubertooth One
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