Use the radio¶
What do you want to do with the board? Each card is one short page. The long pages with every measurement are under Reference.
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Your PC, the board, the kernel or the FPGA: four questions decide it.
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Install
pyadi-iioin a venv, then tune and receive in six lines. -
A self-describing SigMF recording, with a check for lost samples.
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Stock SDR++ playing an FM station, on any OS.
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The build that knows RX2, the FPGA decimator and the Fast TCP transport.
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The patched SDR++ and
zc-stream: a live 20 MHz-wide view. -
Pick a block, wait for SYNC LOCKED, click a station.
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One command, a 1090 MHz antenna, a live table of aircraft.
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RX1 and RX2 sample-aligned, in one recording.
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A cyclic buffer: the board replays it at full rate, with the safe ordering.
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A prepared buffer, played once per UDP datagram or GPIO edge.
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chirp-view: TX1 sweeps, RX1 receives it, live, through the 20 dB loop.
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Transmit them, capture them on a HackRF One, redraw the gallery.
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One command checks MATLAB; three rules keep levels and settings right.
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A server on the board and a Python client: set, capture, fetch.
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A complete script: 14 frequencies, both channels, a CSV, in 15 seconds.
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Two boards on one GPSDO as a four-antenna array: calibrate, find a direction.
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The self-test, with no cable and nothing transmitted.
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Watch the board from Claude Code
A pane with its links, temperatures, radio settings and CI. Reads only.
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Connect the MCP server and ask Claude to tune, scan and capture.
Reference¶
The full pages, with every measurement and caveat: your own project · capturing IQ · the automation server · the Claude Code pane · the MCP server · SDR++ · ADS-B · other SDR tools · MATLAB · both receive channels · cyclic buffers and triggers · chirp-view · modulation gallery · measured performance · throughput and modulation · faster streaming.