Red Pitaya, a multi-award-winning leader in providing compact, open-source, high-speed signal acquisition and processing STEMlab Boards .
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Red Pitaya, a multi-award-winning leader in providing compact, open-source, high-speed signal acquisition and processing STEMlab Boards .
Red Pitaya announced STEMlab 125-14 Gen 2, a next-generation upgrade to its widely adopted test and measurement platform
Red Pitaya, a leader in software-defined instrumentation, announced STEMlab 125-14 Gen 2, a next-generation upgrade to its widely.
MikroElektronika announced full support for Red Pitaya within version 2.3.0 of NECTO Studio IDE, MIKROE’s complete, cross-platform
Digi-Key announced that it has secured a global distribution partnership with Red Pitaya to offer their @HOME kit
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Using The Red Pitaya As An SDRa
Using The Red Pitaya As An SDR
The Red Pitaya is a credit-card sized board that runs Linux, has Ethernet, and a good bit of RAM. This sounds a lot like a Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone Black, but the similarities end there. The Red Pitaya also has two RF inputs, two RF outputs, and a load of digital IOs, all connected to an Xilinx SoC that includes an FPGA. [Pavel] realized the Pitaya had all the components of a software-defined radio, and built an implementation to prove it. The input for the SDR taps directly into one of the high impedance inputs with a simple loop antenna …read more #FPGA, #Hardware, #RadioHacks, #RedPitaya, #Sdr, #SoftwareDefinedRadio, #Xilinx
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I went to H-Mart yesterday and finally found some Dragon Fruit. It wasn't the white flesh with black seeds that I was expecting, but instead this super bright pink. Almost neon pink! It tastes pretty good btw. The flesh reminds me of a kiwi and it sort of tastes like a pear :)