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SDR Tutorials

  1. SDR Tutorials
    1. Working with USRP2 - Universal Software Radio Peripheral
    1. Working with USRP X310
    1. Simple radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts
    1. Simple radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts (OEDL)
    1. OFDM radio example with GNURADIO benchmark scripts
    1. Spectrum sensing with USRP2 and wiserd
    1. Spectrum sensing with USRP2 and wiserd (OEDL and OML)
    1. Transmitting wideband signals using USRP X310 and wiserd
    1. Running DSC match script from the grid console
    1. Working with GNURadio and Nutaq ZeptoSDR
    1. Realtek 2832 EZCap - A Frugal SDR
    1. MacSwitch (Obsolete)
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Start-up test
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Spectrum Sensing
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Spectrum sensing with multiple nodes (OEDL)
    1. Zynq-based WISER platform - Building the Firmware
    1. Nutaq - PicoSDR start-up and configuration
    1. Multi channel sample collection with x310
    1. Getting started with RFNoC X310
    1. Multi Channel Sample Processing & Visualization
    2. Plot the IQ Constellation of received signal
    1. Using two RFNoC streams simultaneously on a single USRP device
    1. Using 2 transmit or 2 receive antennas simultaneously
    1. Generate random transmissions emulating Primary Transmitters
    1. RFNoC Spectrum Sensing
    1. Full-Duplex Wireless using USRP N210
    1. LTE Traffic Trace Collection
    1. Simple Radio Example with USRP X310 on ORBIT Sandbox 2
    1. Wideband Channel Sounding with USRP X310s

The ORBIT testebed is home to a collection of ​software defined radio (SDR) device platforms including ​WARP, ​rtl-sdr, ​Ettus Research ( USRP I, N210, X310, B210), RTL-SDR, ​Nutaq ZeptoSDR and PicoSDR, and ​Avnet ​Zynq SDR. While most of the devices are in the grid, number of ​sandboxes are also equipped with SDR platforms and are suggested target for SDR learning and running tutorials (especially given that they are usually less busy than the main grid).

Most of the available SDR tutorials are using one of the three software platforms:

DSC and SDR based LTE

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