Our Projects
The Strathclyde SDR Lab is currently working on a number of innovative projects across a range of domains, primarily focused on 5G, shared and dynamic spectrum, and software defined radio / cognitive radio.
The team are doing a lot of work with the AMD RFSoC, and you can check out some open source educational materials we have produced over on our GitHub page.
Details on some of our headline projects can be found by clicking on the icons below.
RFSoC SAM
Real-time spectral analysis is essential for understanding and managing today’s increasingly complex and constantly changing RF environments. The RF spectrum has become an increasingly crowded and dynamic resource. From cellular networks…
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QSFP Offload
Applications such as cognitive radio and wideband spectrum monitoring drive the need for high-performance external processing and, in turn, high-speed data offloading. Modern Software Defined Radio (SDR) platforms are capable of multi…
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ON-SIDE
Modern private 5G networks face unpredictable RF environments, especially during large-scale events where interference and spectrum congestion change rapidly. ON-SIDE addresses this by developing real-time spectrum sensing…
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TUDOR
As networks evolve beyond 5G, seamless connectivity across land, air, and space becomes essential for global coverage, resilience, and vendor-diverse open architectures. TUDOR addresses this challenge by developing foundational…
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