Date: 29-30 April 2026

Time: 0930-1700

Venue: Copthorne King's Hotel

Synopsis:

This course provides engineers and researchers a good understanding of the concepts and operational principles of software-defined radios and also hands-on experience on SDR deployment. This includes knowledge about sampling, analog-to-digital conversion, modulation and demodulation which are fundamental for both signal transmission and reception. The course will also cover the components and functions of the SDR platform (HackRF). This includes the understanding of hardware specifications, software stack and the capabilities of the platform.

Target Audience:

This course is meant for practicing engineers, technologists and researchers who need to learn both of the theoretical and practical aspects of SDR. The course will be suitable for people who are keen in implementing SDR in their area of work.

Contents:

1. Introduction to SDR

2. Signals

3. DSP for SDR

4. Wireless Communications Systems

5. GNU Radio Companion

6. Replay Attack

7. GNSS Spoofing Attack