Earlier this month we posted about sdrtop, a Rust-based SDR bench instrument that runs in a terminal and is aimed at measurement rather than listening. Viktor László (MusiThang on GitHub) has now written in again to share several updates. Viktor notes that the goal is still to "make radio signals and the measurements behind them inspectable, rather than hiding everything behind a decoded result." The biggest additions are new Wi-Fi tools. sdrtop can now survey 2.4 GHz channels 1 to 13 and name the least busy one, inspect a single channel frame by frame at three time scales, and show a channe
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