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  1. SDR is “a radio in which some or all of the physical-layer functions are software defined,” per the Wireless Innovation Forum (formerly the SDR Forum). The term focuses on the physical (PHY) layer processing of the waveform and is not related to the radio frequency (RF) front end, which is a common misconception.
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    Software-defined radio - Wikipedia

    Software-defined radio (SDR) is a radio communication system where components that conventionally have been implemented in analog hardware (e.g. mixers, filters, amplifiers, modulators/demodulators, detectors, etc.) are instead implemented by means of software on a computer or embedded system. While the … See more

    Superheterodyne receivers use a VFO (variable-frequency oscillator), mixer, and filter to tune the desired signal to a common IF (intermediate frequency) or baseband. Typically in SDR, this signal is then sampled by … See more

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    The Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) was a program of the US military to produce radios that provide flexible and interoperable communications. Examples of radio terminals that require support include hand-held, … See more

    On account of its increasing accessibility, with lower cost hardware, more software tools and documentation, the applications of SDR have … See more

    • Rohde, Ulrich L (February 26–28, 1985). "Digital HF Radio: A Sampling of Techniques". Third International Conference on HF … See more

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    In 1970, a researcher at a United States Department of Defense laboratory coined the term "digital receiver". A laboratory called the Gold Room at TRW in California created a software … See more

    A typical amateur software radio uses a direct conversion receiver. Unlike direct conversion receivers of the more distant past, the mixer technologies used are based on the quadrature sampling detector and the quadrature sampling exciter. See more

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