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quote account-group arrow-left arrow-right arrow-up chevron-down envelope-square facebook-square git-merge github-square google-plus-square three-bars linkedin megaphone search twitter-square close account-group-4 chat-double-bubble-4 download-4 file-new-2 shopping-cart-2 gitlab-square youtube-square Skip Navigation to main content Go to the homepage of this website Open navigation menu Home Projects About Support News Search Submit your search GitHub Wiki Forum Rocket.Chat Democratising Wireless Innovation Myriad RF is a family of open source hardware and software projects for wireless communications, and a community that is working to make wireless innovation accessible to as many people as possible. We're building a multi-stakeholder community 8,000 Boards shipped to developers 19,000 Forum posts 4,000 Commits across projects Components Components include the original Reference Development Kit (RDK) that is comprised of the Myriad-RF 1 module and digital interface boards, alongside more recent SDR platforms such as the LimeSDR family, and external modules which add PAs, LNAs and buffered GPIO etc. Read More Integrated Systems Integrated systems build on the field proven LimeSDR platform to provide a fully standalone solution, with features such as a GPS disciplined oscillator (GPSDO) for high frequency accuracy and stability, Power-over-Ethernet, and touch screen and camera interfaces, in addition to integrated compute. Read More Featured Projects View all projects LimeNET Micro LimeNET Micro makes deploying wireless networks more accessible than ever before, by extending the LimeNET line of integrated hardware solutions via an ultra-low cost platform that is capable of supporting narrowband systems, such as GSM and IoT wireless standards, in a stand-alone configuration. Integrated Systems Incubation LMS8001 Companion The LMS8001-Companion board provides a four channel, highly integrated, highly reconfigurable frequency shifter platform, utilising the LMS8001A integrated circuit. One of the possible applications is extending the RF frequency range of the LimeSDR platform up to 10 GHz. Components Incubation LimeADPD Lime Adaptive Digital Predistortion implements power amplifier linearisation for improved power efficiency and reduced running cost of wireless infrastructure. LimeADPD is designed for use with the LimeSDR QPCIe board. Components Incubation LimeSDR QPCIe LimeSDR-QPCIe is a 4x4 MIMO PCIe board which provides support for adaptive digital predistortion (ADPD) and with GPS for frequency accuracy/stability. Components Incubation Recent News More news OTA: DreamCatcher’s Lab Kit, LuaRadio 0.6.1, Antenna Simulation, and More Technical training specialist DreamCatcher has launched a training course with LimeSDR-powered lab kit, designed to teach university-level students Long Term Evolution (LTE) network concepts. “The ME1130 serves as a ready-to-teach package for in-depth understanding and hands-on experience on LTE and LTE-Advanced technologies,” DreamCatcher explains of the hardware that backs the… 27th March 2020 OTA: Lime Suite 20.01.0, cuSignal Acceleration, MIT’s RFocus, and More The Lime Suite software bundle has received a significant update, to version 20.01.0, bundling new support for the LimeRFE software-defined front end, improved tuning and PLL locking, and other improvements. In its latest release, the open-source Lime Suite library comes with support for the LimeRFE front end, following on from… 21st February 2020 OTA: PiSDR 3.0 brings LimeNET Micro Support, Satellite News, and More Luigi Cruz has released version 3.0 of PiSDR, an SD Card image for the Raspberry Pi pre-loaded with software defined radio tools compatible with the LimeSDR – and, as of this latest release, the LimeNET Micro too. This latest release of Cruz’ PiSDR includes support for the Raspberry Pi 4… 20th December 2019 OTA: QO-100 FreeDV Transmissions, Lime-Powered 5G Testbeds, O-RAN Code, and More Lime Microsystems has published an interview with Gerhard Burian, David Rowe, and Steve Sampson on using FreeDV Mode 2020 for transmitting digital voice via the Es’Hail-2 satellite’s amateur radio transponder (QO-100) using just 1,600 Hz of radio frequency bandwidth. “The bandwidth regulation on the [QO-100] narrow band transponder, being 2,700… 6th December 2019 Projects Components Integrated Systems Software Working Group Support LimeSDR Lime Suite Forums Contributing About Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions News Over The Air Software Hardware Documentation Github GitLab Twitter YouTube LinkedIn © 2020 Lime Microsystems. All rights reserved. Registered office: Surrey Tech Centre, Occam Road, The Surrey Research Park, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7YG. Registered in England and Wales № 05380695. Top of page This site uses cookies: Find out more. Okay, thanks...