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Vol. 24 Núm. 38 (2015)

Articulos

Software Defined Radio: Principios y aplicaciones básicas

https://doi.org/10.19053/01211129.3160

Publicado 2014-12-28

  • José Raúl Machado-Fernández

José Raúl Machado-Fernández
Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio Echevarría (ISPJAE)

Resumen

El autor realiza una revisión de la tecnología Radio Definido por Software (SDR, Software Defined Radio) incluyendo esquemas de hardware y campos de aplicación. Un dispositivo de desempeño modesto es presentado y varias pruebas son ejecutadas con él usando software de distribución gratuita. Con la experiencia adquirida, son identificadas oportunidades de empleo de SDR en soluciones de bajo costo que pueden resolver problemas significativos. Además, se ofrece una lista de las librerías más importantes relacionadas con la tecnología en los últimos años, recomendando el uso de tres de ellas.

Palabras clave

Software Defined Radio (SDR), receptor de radiofrecuencias, transmisor de radio frecuencias, librerías de desarrollo de radio, receptor superheterodino, dispositivos de hardware SDR, SDR-Sharp, RTLSDR-Scanner

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