InfradioDeck

InfradioDeck is a software framework designed for the development of applications that interact with and process data from various radio receivers, particularly those operating in the radio frequency spectrum. Its primary goal is to provide a unified and simplified interface for users to control hardware, acquire signals, and perform initial signal processing tasks. The framework aims to abstract away the complexities of specific hardware implementations, allowing developers to focus on the signal analysis and application logic.

The core functionality of InfradioDeck typically includes modules for hardware configuration, signal acquisition, and real-time data streaming. It supports a range of radio hardware, often through hardware-specific drivers or APIs. Users can configure parameters such as center frequency, sampling rate, gain, and modulation schemes. The acquired raw signal data can then be processed using integrated or externally provided signal processing algorithms.

InfradioDeck is often utilized in fields such as software-defined radio (SDR), spectrum monitoring, radio astronomy, and amateur radio. Its modular design allows for extensibility, enabling the integration of new hardware support and signal processing techniques as they become available. The framework aims to democratize access to radio signal processing by lowering the barrier to entry for researchers, hobbyists, and engineers working with radio frequency data.