Status: Mature

An expansion board for the LimeSDR family that provides individually settable, bi-directional level-shifted I/O for FPGA GPIO 0-7.

LimeSDR PCIe has an identical feature set to the original LimeSDR board and instead of USB 3.0 interfaces with the host via PCIe, hence has supports slightly increased bandwidth.

The LimeSDR Mini development board is a hardware platform for high-performance and logic-intensive digital and RF designs that use Altera’s MAX 10 FPGA and Lime Microsystems’ LMS7002M RF transceiver.

The pyLMS7002M Python package is platform-independent, and is intended for fast prototyping and algorithm development. It provides low level register access and high level convenience functions for controlling the LMS7002M chip and evaluation boards.

LimeSDR is a low cost, open source, apps-enabled software defined radio (SDR) platform that can be used to support just about any type of wireless communication standard; it can transmit and receive UMTS, LTE, GSM, LoRa, Bluetooth, Zigbee, RFID, and Digital Broadcasting, to name but a few.

The Packaging project maintains packages (software/firmware) of hardware drivers, SDR frameworks such as GNU Radio and dependencies, plus key applications.

ClockTamer is a device manufactured by Fairwaves to provide a low-cost small-size configurable clock generator with GPS sync option. It was specifically designed to be used with USRP, but nothing prevents you from using it with other device of your choice given it has external clock input.

STREAM is a flexible platform for developing high-performance digital and RF designs using an Altera Cyclone IV FPGA and Lime Microsystems FPRF transceiver. It is available in its original form factor and a much more compact, lower cost micro variant.

This project contains a C driver for control of the LMS7002M transceiver. The driver provides user APIs for tuning frequencies, setting gains, setting filters, setting sample rates, setting stream modes, configuring switches, and calibration.

Lime Suite is a collection of software supporting several hardware platforms including the LimeSDR, drivers for the LMS7002M transceiver RFIC, and other tools for developing with LMS7-based hardware.

This project aims to build a collection of component footprints and models that are useful when designing RF systems.

The Novena-RF module is based on the original Myriad-RF 1 design and has been adapted for use with the Novena open hardware computing platform, which can be configured for embedded applications and as an all-in-one desktop or a laptop.