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| Physical signals, systems, and processing them are fundamental to any engineering feat. Computers are no exception. Handling them in the digital era is an essential part of the whole. Using digital computation to implement earlier decades analog computation provides numerous advantages and hackability, to better learn, understand and deploy applications with such requirements. | Physical signals, systems, and processing them are fundamental to any engineering feat. Computers are no exception. Handling them in the digital era is an essential part of the whole. Using digital computation to implement earlier decades analog computation provides numerous advantages and hackability, to better learn, understand and deploy applications with such requirements. | ||
| - | ^ 1. | Pothosware | * * | | | + | ^ No. ^ Name ^ Type ^ Feature ^ Link ^ License | |
| - | ^ 1. | GNURadio | * * | | | + | ^ 1. | Pothosware | Instrumentation, Signal, RF | Signal Processing | | | |
| + | ^ 2. | GNURadio | Communication, Signal, RF | Communication | | | | ||
| + | ^ 3. | LuaRadio | Communication, Signal, RF | Communication | | | | ||
| + | ^ 4. | Baudline | DSP | Audio, RF | | | | ||
| + | ^ 5. | PureData | DSP | Audio | | | | ||
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