Re: SDR references

Aug 13, 2025 0 Replies

Am 30.07.25 um 21:04 schrieb Don Y:



Aside from the "usual places", any pointers to particularly good texts
> on SDR design?  I can map my past analog design experience into
> digital equivalents.  But, there is *so* much more that just isn't
> practical with analog solutions.  I'm hoping someone has put together
> a more modern text on this stuff (instead of just copying other > app notes)

Some books from my shelf. That does not mean that I worked through all of them. I'm a bit biased for sync & demodulation in phase modulation because I did a lot in Sat links and spreading stuff for navigation, also navigating the sats themselves.


Phillip E. Pace: Advanced Techniques for Digital receivers Artech House ISBN 1-58053-053-2 A little bit much on ADCs, no, I cannot buy superconducting ones..


Dixon: Spread spectrum Systems with commercial apps John Wiley Interscience ISBN 0-471-59342-7


Hey, therein I found a printed out usenet conversation with Ray Andraka from 1998... Is he still alive?


Saleh R. Al-Araji, Hussain, Al-Qutayri: Digital phase lock loops Springer ISBN 0-387-32863-7


James Tsui: Digital Techniques for Wideband receivers Artech house ISBN 0-89-006-808-9


Marvin E. Frerking: Digital Signal Processing in Communication Systems Chapman & Hall ISBN 0-442-01616-6


Heinrich Meyr, Moeneclaey, Fechtel: Digital communication Receivers: sync, channel estim. and signal processing Wiley Interscience ISBN 0-471-50275-8


John A.C.Bingham: The theory & practice of modem Design wiley interscience 0-471-85108-6


Venosa-harris-Palmieri: Software Radio Sampling rate selection, design & synchronization Springer ISBN 978-1-4614-0112-4


Heinrich Meyr, Gerd Ascheid: Synchronization in digital communications Volume 1 Wiley-Interscience isbn 0-471-50193-x


There is probably a book by Ulrich L. Rohde; I remember a presentation on a ham radio meeting at Tech. Univ. Munich


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Cheers, Gerhard

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