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It's an SDR, so it can transmit and receive over multiple frequencies. It's basically a programmable transceiver that can be used to interact with many differen
by gh02t 10y ago
It's an SDR, so it can transmit and receive over multiple frequencies. It's basically a programmable transceiver that can be used to interact with many different protocols and transmission encodings on different frequencies. Looks like it also has some specialized abilities for security stuff, e.g. brute forcing RF codes.
- deutronium 10y agoTechnically I don't think it is an SDR, as it's not using software to generate arbitrary modulation schemes. The chip is capable of transmitting data through certain modulations. http://www.ti.com/corp/docs/landing/cc1111/ http://www.ti.com/corp/docs/landing/cc1111/ - is the chip they're using.
- tartopom 10y agoYes, it is not a SDR because CC1111 doesn't send the I/Q samples, so no custom demodulation possible. Only support some standard modulation AM/FM/FSK, ...