PySDR

My name is Marc Lichtman and I'm the author of <a href="https://pysdr.org/">https://pysdr.org/</a>, a free online textbook that provides a gentle introduction to wireless communications and software-defined radio (SDR) using an abundance of diagrams, animations, and Python code examples. PySDR has always been 100% free, ad-free, and available in several languages. The primary goal of PySDR is to increase accessibility to topics traditionally covered at the grad level within a relatively small set of universities. All content of PySDR is open source, even the code used to generate the figures/animations, and can be found here <a href="https://github.com/777arc/PySDR">https://github.com/777arc/PySDR</a>. Patrons of PySDR support activities to refine and add content to the textbook. All active Patrons are listed on the left side of the textbook, under the list of chapters.

Free

<ul><li>Support the refinement and growth of PySDR!</li><li>All active members are listed on the left side of the textbook under the list of chapters</li><li>You will get priority when emailing me with questions</li><li>Influence what the next chapter will be on!</li></ul>

PySDR Supporter

For organizations or companies who get value out of PySDR for their employees/members and would like to support it. Active organization-level supporters are included in a special section on the bottom-left of every page of PySDR, and can request to have a link and logo included.