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Uncover RF Security Vulnerabilities with SDRs - Blog
September 09, 2022In today’s wireless and 5G era, companies and individuals encounter a rising number of security threats on their IoT assets. Wireless RF signals can be intercepted by anyone with low-cost radio equipment and decoded using open-source software, thus it’s imperative to assess connected designs for security vulnerabilities. This includes conducting penetration tests, jamming, replay attacks, and other methods to assess vulnerabilities in IoT RF protocols like Bluetooth, ZigBee, 6LoWPAN, Z-Wave, etc.
SDRs for Low Latency and Time Sensitive Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Applications - Blog
May 31, 2022Time-sensitive Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) networks require ultra-low latency links to be able to properly function. One solution to this is the integration of high performance software defined radio (SDR) platforms, which feature field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) that allow for the implementation of low latency networks. These platforms also offer high interoperability and reconfigurability that can greatly benefit IIoT networks, especially since the technological advancements are rapidly progressing.
Per Vices Chestnut Software Defined Radio for Advanced Wireless Applications - News
November 23, 2021Chestnut offers a 4 receive and 4 transmit radio chain architecture, with each radio chain being independently controlled while maintaining phase coherency for applications requiring this functionality. Each radio chain offers 500 MHz of RF bandwidth, resulting in 2 GHz of RF bandwidth capture when all chains are enabled. The tuning range of near-DC to 9 GHz also allows these radio chains to be used for various applications that require wide operating frequencies.
High Data Rate Considerations for SDR in Spectrum Monitoring and Recording - Story
April 26, 2021Spectrum monitoring has become a critical activity for both commercial and defense applications.