It’s fair to say that software-defined radio represents the most significant advance in affordable radio equipment that we have seen over the last decade or so. Moving signal processing from ...

[Stephen] recently wrote in to share his experiments with using the LimeSDR mini to conduct a bit of piracy on the airwaves, and though we can’t immediately think of a legitimate application for ...

Lime Microsystems has created a new open source software-defined radio called the LimeSDR, which is now available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website priced from $315. LimeSDR is a low cost, ...

Developers and enthusiasts using the LimeSDR range of hardware may be interested in a new active cooling aluminium enclosure called the Lime AC case. Designed to connect heat sources on the LimeSDR ...

Lime Microsystems and Seeed Studio have produced a Starter Kit for the LimeSDR platform based on the Grove Platform and for use with the Raspberry Pi. The kit is priced at $249 (c. £180 / €200). It ...

Satellite telecommunications solutions based on Software Defined Radio (SDR) are being developed for on ground and in space. The project is a collaboration between Lime Microsystems and the European ...

Signs up for a 100-unit bundle of the LimeSDR platform Will donate the kits to five separate universities throughout the UK Individual LimeSDR platforms available from $250 IoT gateways seen as a key ...

Lime Microsystems today announced its crowd fund campaign to take its software defined radio technology mainstream is open to backers from today – running on Crowd Supply. Lime’s campaign builds on ...

The LimeSDR platform is a low cost application-enabled software defined radio (SDR) platform that can be programmed to support virtually any type of wireless standard. From Wi-Fi, ZigBee and Bluetooth ...

Lime Microsystems, in partnership with Seeed Studio has announced a Starter Kit for its LimeSDR platform based on the Grove Platform and for use with the Raspberry Pi. The kit is priced at $249 (c.