SOLVED: Identifying interference with oscilloscopes and software-defined radio
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SOLVED: Identifying interference with oscilloscopes and software-defined radio
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2017-08-13, 01:43
(2017-08-12, 06:37)Tobi Wrote: @djhuft: You did some great work! Thanks! It was very interesting to do this work and see what I found. Hopefully it can be useful or at least interesting to others.
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A long time ago I did use a soundcard to check and identify different sources of noise like you did with the SDR. Worked great. It's normal to see submarine or time sync transmitters.