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The Pothos SDR development environment makes it easy for Windows users to start exploring and developing in the exciting ecosystem of open-source software-defined radio. The development environment is a pre-built package based around the Pothos data-flow suite, and contains graphical design tools, GNU Radio signal processing blocks, and various drivers for hardware support. The goal is to help users to get started quickly without the need for downloading and compiling dozens of software packages.
Whats in the development environment? Checkout the sources wiki page for a list of available software in the pre-built environment and links to the source code for the various software packages.
GNURadio/GRC/OsmoSDR users: Interested in using GNURadio-companion and OsmoSDR source and sink blocks? Checkout the GNURadio instructions page for a step-by-step guide.
Bundled GQRX support: The GQRX receiver software is bundled with the PothosSDR environment. Users can find a shortcut to the GQRX graphical application in the start menu. Checkout the GQRX guide for more details.
The Pothos project is a complete data-flow framework for creating topologies of interconnected processing blocks. Pothos is a stand-alone framework library, with graphical designer tools, visualization widgets, and various toolkits containing processing and interface blocks.
The getting started tutorial will guide users through downloading and installing the pre-built Windows Pothos SDR development environment. Users will make sure that their SDR devices are installed properly and can communicate with the environment. And finally, the tutorial will cover building a simple visualization application in the Pothos GUI. Lets get started!
The development guide is for users interested in developing new processing blocks and hardware support modules.
We would love to hear your feedback, feature requests, and bug reports. Please don't hesitate to Contact us or simply let us know that you are using the environment.
