PySDR: A Guide to SDR and DSP using Python

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A practical overview of an undergraduate CS elective that teaches Digital Signal Processing and Software-Defined Radio using Python and open-source tools. It covers topics like digital signals, filtering, frequency-domain analysis, digital modulation, noisy channels, cellular and IoT, with hands-on implementation on PlutoSDR hardware using GNU Radio plus numpy, scipy and matplotlib. Also describes a free online textbook (PySDR) and lessons learned about teaching DSP/SDR to students and non‑EE learners.

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