Downstream spectrum analysis of signals using MATLAB, Communications Toolbox and DSP System Toolbox™.

Use the captured signals, or receive signals in real time using RTL-SDR, ADALM-PLUTO or USRP radio, as a data source for downstream spectrum analysis with MATLAB and Simulink.

Track ships by processing Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals.

Track planes by processing automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) signals using MATLAB® and Communications Toolbox™. You can use captured signals or receive signals in real time using an RTL-SDR radio, ADALM-PLUTO radio or Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP™) radio. You can also visualize the tracked planes on a map using the Mapping Toolbox™ software.

Use Communications Toolbox™ to read utility meters by processing Standard Consumption Message (SCM) signals and Interval Data Message (IDM) signals which are emitted by Encoder-Receiver-Transmitter (ERT) compatible meters. You can either use recorded data from a file, or receive over-the-air signals in real time using an RTL-SDR or ADALM-PLUTO radio.

Build an FM mono or stereo receiver using MATLAB® and Communications Toolbox™. You can either use captured signals, or receive signals in real time using the RTL-SDR Radio, ADALM-PLUTO Radio or USRP™ Radio.

At the receiver, measure and calibrate to remove the frequency offset between a transmitter and a receiver.

Build a walkie-talkie receiver using MATLAB® and Communications Toolbox™. The specific radio standard this example follows is FRS/GMRS (Family Radio Service / General Mobile Radio Service) with CTCSS (Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System). You can use simulated signals, captured signals, or received signals from a commercial walkie-talkie using the Communications Toolbox Support Package for RTL-SDR Radio.

Implement a packetized modem with Data Link Layer [ 1 ] using MATLAB® and Communications Toolbox™. The modem features a packet-based physical layer and an ALOHA-based Data Link Layer. You can either simulate the system or run with radios using the Communications Toolbox Support Package for USRP® Radio.

Extract program or song information from FM radio stations using the RDS or RBDS standard and, optionally, the RadioText Plus (RT+) standard.

Track planes by processing automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) signals using Simulink® and Communications Toolbox™. You can use captured and saved signals, or receive signals in real time using an RTL-SDR radio, an ADALM-PLUTO radio or a Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP™) radio. You can also visualize the tracked planes on a map, if you have the Mapping Toolbox™ software.

Create a remote sensing station that tracks planes using a Raspberry Pi™ and RTL-SDR radio. You will learn how to deploy a Simulink® model that processes Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) signals and sends the demodulated data to a host PC using UDP packets for visualization.

Use Simulink® and Communications Toolbox™ to read utility meters by processing Standard Consumption Message (SCM) or Interval Data Message (IDM) signals emitted by meters. You can either use recorded data from a file, or receive over-the-air signals in real time using the RTL-SDR Radio or ADALM-PLUTO Radio.

Build an FM mono or stereo receiver using Simulink® and Communications Toolbox™. You can either use captured signals, or receive signals in real time using the RTL-SDR, ADALM-PLUTO or USRP radio.

Build an FM mono receiver using a Raspberry Pi™ and RTL-SDR radio. You will learn how to deploy a Simulink® model that processes FM broadcast signals and play the audio through the Raspberry Pi's speaker.

Measure and calibrate for transmitter/receiver frequency offset at the receiver using Simulink® and Communications Toolbox™. You can either use captured signals or receive signals in real time using the Communications Toolbox Support Package for RTL-SDR Radio. The receiver monitors the received signal, calculates and display the transmitter/receiver frequency offset.

Implement a walkie-talkie receiver using Simulink® and Communications Toolbox™. The specific radio standard that this example follows is FRS/GMRS (Family Radio Service / General Mobile Radio Service) with CTCSS (Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System). You can use simulated signals, captured signals, or received signals from a commercial walkie-talkie using the Communications Toolbox Support Package for RTL-SDR Radio.

Extract program or song information from FM radio stations using the RDS or RBDS standard and, optionally, the RadioText Plus (RT+) standard in Simulink.