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Introduction To Software Defined Radio
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<p>Thee air that surrounds us is filled with signals ranging from cell phone packets, commercial radio stations, wireless internet modems, airplane tracking signals, satellite broadcasts and many more... </p>
<p>The advent of Software-Defined Radio (SDR) has made it much easier and cheaper to learn how to receive these signals and use them for a variety of projects. This course will introduce participants to this relatively new set of open source tools known as Software Defined Radio. </p>
<p>The workshop is hosted by Dennis de Bel (PD0WND) and Roel Roscam Abbing. SDR Hardware is included in the course fee.</p>
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<p>The course will be held weekly on Tuesday evenings. Depending on the interest, we aim to start in December.</p>
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<p>Costs are 80 euros pp. (SDR hardware are included).</p>
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