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The PlutoSDR Active Learning Module is a tool that closes the relationship between theory and practical radio frequency activities of the user. It provides a personal portable lab that, when used with a host, can augment the learning that takes place in the classroom. A variety of software packages such as MATLAB or Simulink provide an innovative graphical user interface (GUI), allowing intuitive usage and minimizing the learning curve, enabling students to learn faster, work smarter, and explore more! | The PlutoSDR Active Learning Module is a tool that closes the relationship between theory and practical radio frequency activities of the user. It provides a personal portable lab that, when used with a host, can augment the learning that takes place in the classroom. A variety of software packages such as MATLAB or Simulink provide an innovative graphical user interface (GUI), allowing intuitive usage and minimizing the learning curve, enabling students to learn faster, work smarter, and explore more! | ||
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- | PlutoSDR is a self contained RF lab in your hand. It's more than the combination of a few parts, but to understand the capabilities of the module, you must understand the fundamental operation of each part inside the module. Depending on who you are, and what you want to do, you may have different needs, different wants, and will use different software. It's expected that many people will stop when they solve their immediate problem and don't want to go any deeper into the stack. Before digging into the documentation, | + | PlutoSDR is a self-contained RF lab in your hand. It's more than the combination of a few parts, but to understand the capabilities of the module, you must understand the fundamental operation of each part inside the module. Depending on who you are, and what you want to do, you may have different needs, different wants, and will use different software. It's expected that many people will stop when they solve their immediate problem and don't want to go any deeper into the stack. Before digging into the documentation, |
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- | * PlutoSDR users normally interact with RF signals with MATLAB, Simulink, GNU Radio or custom C, C%%++%%, C#, or Python environment on a host (x86) Windows, Linux or Mac or embedded Linux platform ([[https:// | + | * PlutoSDR users normally interact with RF signals with [[https:// |
* If you want to see how to [[resources: | * If you want to see how to [[resources: | ||
* Everyone should read this section, as it describes the device, and describes how to get the drivers and host software installed properly. | * Everyone should read this section, as it describes the device, and describes how to get the drivers and host software installed properly. |