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1.ESPARGOS / esp-sdr

ESP-SDR uses the undocumented raw I/Q capture functionality of ESP32 family chips to turn them into (low-duty-cycle) Software Defined Radios

esp32
sdr

C GPL-3.01.2K total172 forks

+562 stars

from 658 · score 6.33

2.Twotoz / C5VRX

Ultra-minimal, zero-CPU 5.8 GHz analog FPV video receiver using ESP32-C5 Wi-Fi 6 PHY MODEM_DIAG, BitScrambler WBFM demodulation & resistor DAC CVBS

analog-video
cvbs
dsp
esp-idf
esp32-c5
fpv
+4 more

C GPL-3.0488 total74 forks

+295 stars

from 193 · score 5.69

3.lyusupov / SoftRF

:airplane: Multi-functional, compatible DIY general aviation proximity awareness system

traffic
aviation
flarm
radio
uav
mavlink
+14 more

C GPL-3.01K total266 forks

+12 stars

from 1,024 · score 2.56

4.ChristopheJacquet / PiFmRds

FM-RDS transmitter using the Raspberry Pi's PWM

C GPL-3.01.6K total350 forks

+4 stars

from 1,591 · score 1.61

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