Linrad can operate with any soundcard for which the operating system on the PC has drive routines. Linrad has support for the following hardware that use PC soundcards: WSE converters, Si570 (Softrock, IQ+ and others) and the Soft66 series.

2025年3月21日 · Although there is a learning curve initially, Linrad is without doubt the best performer in Software Defined Radio out there at this time. Not only is it completely configurable and highly developed, its performance is remarkable. You can pull signals from several db's below the noise floor, and at the same time, not saturate with a stronger ...

Linrad is an SDR receiver with advanced features developed by Leif Åsbrink, SM5BSZ. Linrad main page is at http://sm5bsz.com/linuxdsp/linrad.htm . Linrad source code is at https://sourceforge.net/projects/linrad/ .

Linrad is an SDR GUI receiver software with a tough learning curve, but very advanced features. In the tutorial Leif uses an RTL-SDR dongle to receive a weak beacon at 144.412 MHz.

Linrad is so much powerful (with features that can’t be found on any other SDR software) and versatile in the way everything can be customized through an exhaustive list of parameters. Hence, at first sight, it could seem complicated to configure but once the “philosophy” behind Linrad has been understood, it is not that complicated.

Arduino USB Controller for WSE Hardware. Linrad for Windows: This page has a modified Linrad.exe file that has some added functions. Two programs by W3SZ for controlling the WSE modules by SM5BSZ in Windows. This file is a recording of 96 kHz of 144 MHz spectrum taken at SM5FRH during the 2001 ARRL EME contest.

Modern computers have the processing power to outperform conventional radios in receiving signals with poor S/N. Particularly when the poor S/N is due to interference rather than to white (galactic) noise the computer can remove interference within the narrow bandwidth of the desired signal by use of the information about the interference source...

Set up, deploy and upgrade all your devices from an intuitive, lightning-fast cloud platform. Linrad is a free advanced SDR program with a steeper learning curve compared to most other SDR programs.

These binary files are installable on your operating system. They contain an executable binary, but they also contain the source code of Linrad. This means we have no clean distinction between source packages and binary packages. Since these packages were built with CMake, the executable file in the package is named clinrad.

To install Linrad you need a complete Linux installation in the sense that the compiler and related packages must be installed on your system. Different distributions use different tools to manage their updates via the Internet or to add packages that you might bring on CDs or USB sticks.