Pyhackrf2 HTime
Pyhackrf2 HTime is an extension of Pyhackrf2, a Python wrapper for the C API (library libhackrf) for the HackRF One, the open-hardware/open-source SDR by Great Scott Gadgets.
Pyhackrf2 HTime adds access to the HTime extension functionalities of HackRF One firmware.
The HTime extension provides the HackRF SDR with the capability to perform timed commands and a precise phase synchronization of internal clocks (sampling, MCU, output) for the best timing performance.
Documentation
Pyhackrf2 HTime documentation HTML pages are on Read the Docs.
All other documentation about the HackRF can be found here.
License
Pyhackrf2 HTime © 2025 documentation by Fabrizio Pollastri is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
Pyhackrf2 HTime © 2025 software by Fabrizio Pollastri is licensed under GNU GPL v2.0
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