ralphtheninja/hackrf-one

Awesomeish readme (and maybe tools) for gathering resources around the HackRF One device

HackRF One - Resources

Awesomeish readme for gathering resources around HackRF One.

Table of Contents

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• Specs
• What is SDR?
• Tutorials
• Accessories
• Software
• Media
  • Video
  • Articles
• Lingo
• Other Devices

Specs

• 1 MHz to 6 GHz operating frequency
• Half duplex transceiver
• Up to 20 million samples per second
• 8-bit quadrature samples (8-bit I and 8-bit Q)
• Compatible with GNU Radio, SDR#, and more
• Software-configurable RX and TX gain and baseband filter
• Software-controlled antenna port power (50 mA at 3.3 V)
• SMA female antenna connector
• SMA female clock input and output for synchronization
• Convenient buttons for programming
• Internal pin headers for expansion
• Hi-Speed USB 2.0
• USB-powered
• Open Source Hardware

What is SDR?

SDR stands for Software Defined Radio. TODO.

Tutorials

• Software Defined Radio with HackRF (Introduction to SDR, HackRF One and GNU Radio)

Accessories

• ANT500 telescope antenna

Software

• GNU Radio
• SDR#
• GQRX For reading signals (visualizing, recording). Based on GNU Radio.
• SDRAngel For reading signals. You can also use it to broadcast.
• ShinySDR For reading signals. Web based.
• SRH - Universal Radio Hacker Capture and reverse engineer / analyze signals.
• SigDigger Also for reverse engineering signals.
• REDHAWK Similar to GNU Radio. Treat multiple transmitters and receivers as "concerts". Made by the NSA.

Media

Video

• Remoticon 2020 // Radi-uhoh: What is this SDR thing and how do I use it?
• DEF CON 23 - Wireless Village - Balint Seeber - SIGINT & Blind Signal Analysis w/ GNU Radio & SDR
• DEF CON 23 - Wireless Village - Tim Oshea - GNU Radio Tools for Radio Wrangling/Spectrum Domination
• DEF CON 23 - Wireless Village - Michael Calabro - Software Defined Radio Performance Trades & Tweaks
• DEF CON 23 - Wireless Village - Karl Koscher - DSP for SDR
• DEF CON 23 - Samy Kamkar - Drive it like you Hacked it: New Attacks and Tools to Wireless

Articles

TODO

Lingo

• Receiver A device that can only receive. Usually cheaper.
• Transceiver A device that can both send and receive.
• Half duplex Means that a device that can send and receive can either send or receive, but not at the same time. Usually cheaper.
• Full duplex Means that a device that can send and receive can do so simultaneously. Usually more expensive.

Other Devices

TODO fill up

• rad1o (TODO)