Simple pythonic wrapper for SoapySDR library
Requirements
Limitations
Only receiving is implemented. Transmission may be implemented in future.
Example
import simplesoapy
import numpy
# List all connected SoapySDR devices
print(simplesoapy.detect_devices(as_string=True))
# Initialize SDR device
sdr = simplesoapy.SoapyDevice('driver=rtlsdr')
# Set sample rate
sdr.sample_rate = 2.56e6
# Set center frequency
sdr.freq = 88e6
# Setup base buffer and start receiving samples. Base buffer size is determined
# by SoapySDR.Device.getStreamMTU(). If getStreamMTU() is not implemented by driver,
# SoapyDevice.default_buffer_size is used instead
sdr.start_stream()
# Create numpy array for received samples
samples = numpy.empty(len(sdr.buffer) * 100, numpy.complex64)
# Receive all samples
sdr.read_stream_into_buffer(samples)
# Stop receiving
sdr.stop_stream()
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