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In the HackRF Pro specifications we’ve mentioned improved RF performance compared to HackRF One. Now that we’ve finalized any last tweaks to the RF front-end and production is well underway, we’d like to share some more details about the improvements. One key metric for radio systems is sensitivity, which measures the minimum signal strength that a receiver can detect. However, for software defined radio hardware, sensitivity is difficult to define in a useful way as it changes depending on the modulation scheme in use and even the software implementation. Instead we can look at noise fi
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In the HackRF Pro specifications we’ve mentioned improved RF performance compared to HackRF One. Now that we’ve finalized any last tweaks to the RF front-end and production is well underway, we’d like to share some more details about the improvements. One key metric for radio systems is sensitivity, which measures the minimum signal strength that a receiver can detect. However, for software defined radio hardware, sensitivity is difficult to define in a useful way as it changes depending on the modulation scheme in use and even the software implementation. Instead we can look at noise fi
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