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Low-cost and flexible USRP based real-time global navigation satellite system receiver for ionospheric sounder
Software defined radio (SDR) is a recent development in the wireless communication field that provides re-configurability and flexibility to the RF front end. We present a dual-frequency GNSS software receiver with an RF front end based on USRP N210 with DBSRX2. The USRP N210 with DBSRX2 can be used
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