Summer of Code 2016: Wrapping it up We’re nearing GNU Radio Conference, the summer is coming to an end – and so is the summer of code, at least for GNU Radio. This summer was a great summer in terms of student participation, and as the students are preparing their last commits, this seems a good time to summarize their efforts.
GNU Radio v3.7.10.1 Release GNU Radio release v3.7.10.1 is now available for download. V3.7.10.1 is the latest of the v3.7 API and contains bug fixes since v3.7.10. The official release tarball and detached signature are available via the following links http://gnuradio.org/releases/gnuradio/gnuradio-3.7.10.1.tar.gz http://gnuradio.org/releases/gnuradio/gnuradio-3.7.10.1.tar.gz.asc The updated GNU Radio Live SDR Environment is updated to use v3.
GNU Radio v3.7.10 Release GNU Radio releases v3.7.10 and v3.7.9.3 are now available for download. V3.7.10 is the latest of the v3.7 API new features and includes all bug fixes in the v3.7.9.3 which is the final release of the v3.7.9 series. Both releases and their detached signatures are available via the following links http://gnuradio.
VOLK v1.3 release VOLK has released version v3.. Check out the VOLK website for more details!
Getting all of the open source tools set up for software radio experimentation can be a headache, but is a necessary prerequisite for any new students or researchers starting to dive into the area. Machine lea…
For a few years now, GNU Radio has had its own “package manager”, PyBOMBS. Nearly a year ago, development was started to completely rewrite PyBOMBS, and we switched over to the new version a few months ago. Finally, the dust is settling for version 2 of PyBOMBS, it’s becoming more and more stable, and more widely adopted. Soon, we will be releasing PyBOMBS 2.1.0. As such, this is a great time to formally introduce the world to the new PyBOMBS.
Package manager is really not a good term for this chunk of software — it’s a tool to assist in installing GNU Radio, out-of-tree modules and other software packages, from source or binaries, mostly system-independent.
Using the GNU Radio Live SDR Environment The GNU Radio Live SDR Environment The GNU Radio Project provides a live, bootable image for download that contains a full installation of Ubuntu Linux, all of GNU Radio, numerous third party GNU Radio-based libraries and applications, support for a variety of hardware SDR peripherals, and tutorials and documentation.
Over at StackOverflow and DSP Stackexchange, I often meet questions that involve processing of data.
People wonder how to do basic tasks such as in this question on how to filter sets of EEG data into different, EEG-typical frequency bands, efficiently:
Announcing Technical Proceedings for GRCon Posted by Ben Hilburn The GRCon Organizing Committee is very excited to announce our first Technical Proceedings to accompany GRCon16! The Proceedings will be a publication venue for technical papers in the area of applied radio technology, and will provide a way for authors to create a more complete reference of their work for users to refer to in the future.
VOLK v1.2.2 Release VOLK has released version v1.2.2. Check out the VOLK website for more details!
