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SDR–; パッチ可能な信号グラフ、Rust DSP、Web UIを備えたオープンソースSDR

SDR–; open source SDR with a patchable signal graph, Rust DSP, web UI (github.com)

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要約

sdr--は、視覚的な信号パスを持つソフトウェア定義無線(SDR)アプリケーションです。デバイス、デコーダー、ディスプレイ、レコーダーをキャンバス上で接続し、使用するコントロールをラックに固定できます。Rustサーバーが無線および信号処理を担当し、Reactインターフェースはデスクトップウィンドウまたはブラウザで実行されます。現在活発に開発されており、多くのデコーダーがテスト済みです。

全文翻訳

SDR--

A software-defined radio application for listening, decoding, and recording. Connect radios, channels, and displays in Patch view, then pin your everyday controls to Rack view.

Run the desktop app with a local SDR, or place the server near your antenna and connect through a browser. Both use the same receiver engine and interface.

Read the docs. Questions or ideas? Join the Discord.

[画像: A receiver patch with three channels, a speaker, recording, and network IQ output]

Install

Download a desktop installer or portable server from GitHub Releases, or build it yourself. The installation guide covers macOS, Windows, Linux, Homebrew, APT, DNF, Nix, and Docker.

Start with an RTL-SDR

  1. Plug in the RTL-SDR and pick it on the Device node. Set the rate to 2.4 MS/s.
  2. Add a WFM channel from + Node and set it to a local FM station.
  3. Wire Device iq to WFM iq, and WFM audio to the Speaker.
  4. Start the Speaker. Press p on a node to pin it to the Rack.

Your first receiver walks through it. Radios covers other hardware.

What it supports

Screenshots

Spectrum and waterfallRack view
[画像: Spectrum with the tuned channel marked][画像: Three receivers in the rack]
FT8 decodingSignal identification
[画像: Decoded messages from a recorded 20 m FT8 slot][画像: Signal measurements and candidate protocols]
Aircraft positionsShip positions
[画像: ADS-B aircraft and decoder log][画像: AIS position in Hamburg harbour]
Slow-scan televisionAmateur television
[画像: Robot 36 SSTV picture][画像: 625-line ATV test image]
Pager messagesBroadcast FM
[画像: POCSAG messages with webhook output][画像: RDS station name, text, and alternate frequencies]

Thanks

KrakenRF, Airspy, AntSDR, FUNcube Dongle and Aaronia provided hardware for development and testing.

Making a radio? Write to hi@jhaag.me to get it supported and tested.

License

Copyright (C) 2026 Julian Haag.

Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or later. Need a commercial license or custom work? Write to hi@jhaag.me. Third-party notices and license texts are also available in the app's About panel.