News

We’ve had a lot of interest in the DE0-Nano interface board that was announced on the site a few months ago. Unfortunately this board sold out very quickly indeed and Azio are not planning another manufacturing run. However, the design files remain available and anyone is free to manufacture, or…

The annual GNU Radio Conference starts in just under a week and we’re incredibly excited to be participating for the first time. On the first day there will be a presentation from Alexander Chemeris of Fairwaves on the…

Great news. Myriad has received its first award recognition with the project being named as one of the six best RF technological developments from 2013.  The listing was announced by the industry magazine Electronics Weekly and has been short listed by an independent…

Nuand’s bladeRF is an open-source software defined radio that launched earlier this year on the crowd funding website, KickStarter.  The Nuand platform combines USB 3.0 connectivity with a the same FPRF (field programmable RF transceiver) as the Myriad boards. At the heart of the board…

Digi-Key has signed up to the Myriad RF initiative and boards are now available from the major distributor. Which is rather cool. Digi-Key is one of the world’s biggest electronic component distributors so this is fantastic news. To buy a board from Digi-Key go to the site’s product page.

2013: the Chinese year of open source? Move over snake, the Chinese calendar may say 2013 is your year, but you’ve been usurped by… Arduino. That’s right, 2013 is the year of open source hardware. This is especially true for open source RF hardware, with the Myriad RF from…

A really good video from PA Consulting on the power of open source hardware being used to cut the development and implementation cost of RF hardware. In this case the company has developed an open source base station using the Raspberry Pi and open source software connected to a…

Very exciting news indeed. A deal has just been completed that will take Myriad into universities across Europe. The company that set up this open source hardware project has struck an agreement with the STFC’s Europractice project that will see Myriad RF brought to the research faculties and teaching labs…

In addition to software upgrades, we’ve also announced new software package that has been designed to receive wireless signals from Myriad RF board and display the data samples in time domain, performing  IQ constellation and real time FFT.(download here). The software can be used as Spectrum Analyser, configuring basic  set-up…

We’ve just announced a few upgrades to our Myriad software package, which can be downloaded as a stable file for PCs here. The software update enables user to establish the SPI interface with Myriad RF board…

Thanks very much for the many registrations and tweets. The winners will be contacted next week (it’s a bank holiday weekend here in the UK) by email or Twitter. We’ll then have them posted out to you. Look forward to hearing about any projects that you can come up with?…

Open Soure Hardware is proving to be a topic of interest at Design West, which takes place this week in San Jose. There’s a few interesting pieces emerging. This one in EE Times is particularly good… but the one that’s really caught my attention is a debate that’s just started in…