Radioberry V2.0 SDR Radio Card

Radioberry V2.0 SDR Radio Card

The Radioberry V2.0 SDR Radio Card is an open-source HF Software Defined Radio transceiver designed as a Raspberry Pi HAT. Covering the complete 0–30 MHz HF spectrum, it combines a high-performance Analog Devices AD9866 mixed-signal front end with an Intel Cyclone 10LP FPGA to deliver direct-conversion SDR performance for transmitting and receiving amateur radio signals. Designed for experimentation, education, and HF operation, the Radioberry integrates seamlessly with Raspberry Pi platforms and supports popular SDR software.

Key Features

• Open-source HF Software Defined Radio transceiver
• Designed as a Raspberry Pi HAT expansion board
• HF frequency coverage from 0 MHz to 30 MHz
• Direct Down Conversion (DDC) receiver architecture
• Direct Up Conversion (DUC) transmitter architecture
• Built around the Analog Devices AD9866 mixed-signal front end
• Intel Cyclone 10LP FPGA digital signal processing platform
• 12-bit ADC and DAC architecture
• FPGA firmware loaded directly from the Raspberry Pi
• Powered directly from the Raspberry Pi GPIO interface
• Supports sample rates up to 384 kHz
• Supports up to four receiver channels depending on firmware configuration
• Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 and newer supported platforms
• OpenHPSDR Protocol-1 compatible
• Compatible with piHPSDR software
• Supports Quisk SDR software
• Compatible with SparkSDR and OpenWebRX
• GPIO interface available for external filter and amplifier control
• Ideal platform for SDR experimentation and education
• Open hardware and open firmware design
• Upgradeable FPGA gateware and software
• Compact Raspberry Pi stackable design
• Suitable for amateur radio HF operation
• Designed for homebrew SDR projects and research
• Excellent platform for learning SDR and FPGA technology

Typical Uses

• HF amateur radio transceiver projects
• Software Defined Radio experimentation
• Digital mode operation
• Shortwave listening (SWL)
• Educational and research applications
• Remote SDR server installations
• Open-source radio development

In the Box

• Radioberry V2.0 SDR Radio Card
• GPIO header (model dependent)
• Quick start documentation