Open-source passive multi-band RF monitoring system | 855–925 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz | Rev C first prototype
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Open-source passive multi-band RF monitoring system | 855–925 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz | Rev C first prototype
2.4 GHz spectrum scanner for Arduino Nano + nRF24L01(+PA+LNA). Streams DATA,<peak>,c0..c63 CSV frames over USB serial at ~28 fps for any host visualiser. Adaptive scanning, host-contract-stable, ~250 B RAM / ~2.5 KB flash.
Multi-display RF monitoring dashboard: CrowPanel 7in ESP32-S3 + CrowView Note + Indiedroid Nova + RTL-SDR
RTL-SDR ham band noise floor monitor for Windows 11. Sweeps 10m–23cm, logs per-band interference data as JSON for trend analysis.
ESP32-S3 dual nRF24L01+ 2.4 GHz RF analyzer with spectrum scanning, waterfall visualization, channel inspection, event detection, logging, and live hardware diagnostics.
ESP32-based BLE scanner and relative 2.4 GHz RF activity monitor using single and dual nRF24L01 implementations, with Processing, C++, MATLAB, and Python tools.
Receive-only bladeRF spectrum surveying with SC16_Q11 DSP, calibrated amplitude/power/PSD metrics, retune-lock safeguards, dual Nuand Python backends, and memory-efficient heatmaps
Passive WiFi RF monitoring pipeline on a repurposed Meraki MR18 — dual-band scanning, Splunk HEC ingest, and a custom spectrum visualisation built with OpenWrt and shell script.
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