Practical SDR

David Clark is an engineer interested in how things work, and enjoys sharing what he learns. He’s been working with radio technology since the late 1980s and was using SDRs before they were cool.Paul Clark is the owner and chief engineer at Factoria Labs, an organization dedicated to the propagation of software defined radio. He has experience ranging from chip design to firmware development to RF reverse engineering. He teaches classes and workshops on SDR in the U.S. and abroad.

• IntroductionPart I: Building a Basic ReceiverChapter 1: What Is a Radio?Chapter 2: Computers and SignalsChapter 3: Getting Started with GNU RadioChapter 4: Creating an AM ReceiverPart II: Inside the ReceiverChapter 5: Signal Processing FundamentalsChapter 6: How an AM Receiver WorksChapter 7: Building an FM RadioPart III: Working with SDR HardwareChapter 8: The Physics of Radio SignalsChapter 9: GNU Radio Flowgraphs with SDR HardwareChapter 10: ModulationChapter 11: SDR Hardware Under the HoodChapter 12: Peripheral HardwareChapter 13: Transmitting