Re:LimeSDR Now Backed by the European Space Agency
by ChuckMcM on Thursday March 01, 2018 @07:17PM
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If you're transmitting the RSP2 (mentioned earlier) is about $100 cheaper and can transmit in all of the lower spectrum. HackRF works well as a transmitter in this spectrum as well where its dynamic range isn't the limitation like it is when receiving.
You can add a down converter of course and shift spectrum where the SDR is comfortable playing into the lower bands, but if you're going to do that you might as well get the PLUTO-ADALM from Analog devices which is only $150 (I got mine on the intro deal of $99 but still).
That said the LimeSDR excels at MIMO type applications (as that really is its design target).
You can add a down converter of course and shift spectrum where the SDR is comfortable playing into the lower bands, but if you're going to do that you might as well get the PLUTO-ADALM from Analog devices which is only $150 (I got mine on the intro deal of $99 but still).
That said the LimeSDR excels at MIMO type applications (as that really is its design target).