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HackRF One Disclaimer: Thisdocumentcontainsinformationbasedonre searchthathasbeengatheredbyemployee(s)of TheSenator PatrickLeahyCenterforDigitalInvestigatio n(LCDI).Thedatacontainedinthisprojectiss ubmitted voluntarilyandisunaudited. EveryefforthasbeenmadebyLCDI toassuretheaccuracyandreliabilityofthe ,LCDI noranyofouremployeesmakenorepresentation ,warrantyor guaranteeinconnectionwiththisreportandhe rebyexpresslydisclaimsanyliabilityorresp onsibilityforloss ordamageresultingfromuseofthisdata. Informationinthisreportcanbedownloadedan dredistributedby must be properly annotated. 12/01/2017175 Lakeside Ave, Room 300A Phone: (802) 865-5744 Fax: (802) 865-644612/01/2017 HackRF One Page 1 of 34 Contents Introduction3 Background3 Purpose and Scope3 Research Questions3 Terminology3 Getting Started5 Radio Basics5 Hardware Introduction6 Software Introduction9 HackRF One Basics9 Setting up the HackRF One Device9 Setting up the work environment9 Installing GNU Radio Companion10 Receiving FM Radio Signals12 Customization of Receiving FM Radio Signals16 Transmitting FM Radio Signals18 Retransmitting FM Radio Signals20 Live Broadcasting FM Radio Signals21 Further Work22 Appendix23 Commonly Used Functions on GNU Radio Companion23 FCC
This document will serve as a tutorial for the use of the HackRF One (HRF1) device, which is used to receive and transmit signals between the frequencies of 1 MHz and 6 GHz (Ossmann, “HackRF One," n.d.). ... or frequency (Rouse, “DSP," n.d.). ... b. F.M. – Frequency Modulation i. Information is put in a radio wave by changing how close ...
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