The RadioBerry V2.0 (Beta Release 5.0) SDR board is a powerful and versatile software-defined radio (SDR) platform that can be used to support a wide range of wireless communication standards. This board is made of 4-layer PCBs, which allows for more complex designs and a higher level of functionality. The original design has been maintained, with only one change to the footprint of the TCXO used.
A RadioBerry is an HF transceiver board designed to be used as an add-on ‘hat’ for the Raspberry Pi. It uses the AD9866 chip, which gives it a 12-bit ADC with one RX and one TX channel, a maximum bandwidth of up to 384 kHz, and an operating frequency range of 0 to 30 MHz.
One of the key advantages of the RadioBerry is its open-source nature. The board schematics, layout, FPGA project files, host connectivity firmware sources, host software driver and GUI sources, programming toolchain packages, and documentation are all freely available under open-source licenses. This means that developers can easily modify the design to suit their needs or build upon it to create new applications.
There are several software options available for use with the RadioBerry. One such option is the Radioberry Juice software, which can be installed on Windows or Linux systems. This software provides a user-friendly interface for controlling and configuring the RadioBerry. Another option is the pihpsdr software, which is a development version of pihpsdr that can be installed using the git repo of John Melton.
The RadioBerry V2.0 (Beta Release 5.0) SDR board is a powerful and versatile platform for software-defined radio applications. Its open-source nature makes it accessible to developers and hobbyists alike, while its advanced features and capabilities make it suitable for use in many different applications.
Note: The product comes without a Raspberry Pi, you need to prepare a Raspberry Pi 4 by yourself
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