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Reliable and transparent. Amazing team, and R&D is top notch!
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Founded in 2018, OpenSourceSDRLab is a team of passionate engineers with professional backgrounds in communication engineering and electronic information. We specialize in software-defined radio (SDR), FPGA, and wireless communication products. Backed by long-term partnerships with PCB fabrication and SMT assembly manufacturers, and equipped with a complete in-house environment for hardware debugging and testing, we are committed to delivering reliable, high-quality products. Over the years, we have developed a series of popular open-source products and contributed extensive documentation, tools, and sample code to the community, helping to advance and popularize open-source technology.
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