Software Defined Radio and Signal Processing with GNU Radio

What you’ll learn:
Perform Real Time Radio Frequency (RF) Communications through in SDR Environment
Build Real Time Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Applications
Master the Graphical Block-Based Programming in GNU Radio
Learn Wireless Radio Signal Hacking, Signal Attacks and Signal Jamming
Implement Real Time Solutions for Signal Distortion, Signal Noise and Weak Signals
Proficiency in Operating SDR Hardware Devices and Working on SDR Software Packages
Requirements
No, we will start from the scratch and move step by step !
A piece of SDR hardware if you want to try out the practical experiments yourself : HackRF One or RTL SDR dongle
Description
Hi everyone, welcome to ‘Mastering Software Defined Radio with GNU Radio Companion’ !
Software Defined Radio (SDR) is obviously an uncommon, less-discussed subject in the worlds of Technology and Engineering. This is nothing but simply learning how to program an embedded system to perform radio communications. Doing radio communications by yourself sitting in front of your computer ?! How cool is that?
Developing SDR programs require knowledge in Radio Communications, Digital Signal Processing, Signal Security and Graphical Block Programming. Are you a beginner in these mentioned fields? Don’t worry, this lecture series will start from from scratch and take you through a step by step guide to master the ‘Software Defined Radio’ skill!
This comprehensive course is comprised of 5 sections to cover all the aspects of ‘Software Defined Radio’ environment aiming to make you an expert on this topic. Prior to these sections, a complete guide on installing the required software for this course is included. From below, you will find a brief explanation to each of these sections of the course.
Section I : Introduction to the world of ‘Software Defined Radio (SDR)
Covers theoretical background on working principles of Software Defined Radio (SDR) process, radio communications , Digital Signal Processing (DSP), signals modulation, frequency allocations, complete hardware analysis of SDR Hardware devices and includes a full guide on using HackRF hardware and configuring it on Windows OS.
Section II: Graphical Block-Based Programming in GNU Radio Companion
Create basic Software Defined Radio programs in GNU radio programs using graphical radio flow-graphs as a preparation for the advanced SDR program development in the next chapters of the course.
Section III: Software Defined Radio Development : FM Radio Receiver Communication
Create SDR programs to implement single and multi FM radio receiver communications on SDR hardware. This will automatically enable you to gain the full confidence of creating your own advanced SDR program for a full operating ‘Radio Station’ in the GNU radio companion environment.
Section IV : Signal Tracking and Transmission (Playback) in Software Defined Radio
You will learn how to track, record and playback a signal coming out of a wireless remote key in this section. This is a crucial part for Signal Security and Ethical Hacking related to wireless signal systems. (Wireless key signal hacking, Drone signal hacking) This covers the signal security background for you to become aware of the potential threats and signal hacking to any of the radio communications involved in your day to day tasks.
Section V : HDSDR Software Defined Radio Environment
Learn to perform Software Defined Radio functions in the HDSDR software environment and understand the performance variation under different environmental conditions.
Who this course is for
Anyone who’s curious to develop real time Software Defined Radio (SDR) programs
Anyone who’s curious on implementing real world ‘Digital Signal Processing (DSP)’ applications
Professionals and Researchers involved in Information/Signal Security
Radio Networks enthusiasts and beginner GNU radio companion learners
Graphical Block-Based Programming learners
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/mastering-software-defined-radio-with-gnu-radio-companion/