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    This document discusses using software defined radio (SDR) technology to analyze and interact with various wireless systems, including RADAR, pagers, RFID tags, and the ISEE-3 satellite. It provides examples of receiving and decoding raw wireless signals from aviation RADAR, ADS-B signals, wireless pagers, RFID toll tags and access badges, and telemetry from the ISEE-3 satellite. The presenter is an SDR expert who provides information on SDR hardware and signal processing techniques for interacting with different wireless technologies.

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    This document discusses using software defined radio (SDR) technology to analyze and interact with various wireless systems, including RADAR, pagers, RFID tags, and the ISEE-3 satellite. It provides examples of receiving and decoding raw wireless signals from aviation RADAR, ADS-B signals, wireless pagers, RFID toll tags and access badges, and telemetry from the ISEE-3 satellite. The presenter is an SDR expert who provides information on SDR hardware and signal processing techniques for interacting with different wireless technologies.

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    Hacking The Wireless World With Software Defined Radio 2.0

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    This document discusses using software defined radio (SDR) technology to analyze and interact with various wireless systems, including RADAR, pagers, RFID tags, and the ISEE-3 satellite. It provides examples of receiving and decoding raw wireless signals from aviation RADAR, ADS-B signals, wireless pagers, RFID toll tags and access badges, and telemetry from the ISEE-3 satellite. The presenter is an SDR expert who provides information on SDR hardware and signal processing techniques for interacting with different wireless technologies.

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    HackingtheWirelessWorldwith
    SoftwareDefinedRadio 2.0

    BalintSeeber
    ApplicationsSpecialist&SDREvangelist
    balint@ettus.com
    balint@spench.net@spenchdotnet
    USRPB210
    USB3.0
    56MHzbandwidth

    70MHz 6GHz
    2x2MIMO
    SDRHardware
    AviationRADAR

    RADAR
    SecondarySurveillance:ADSB/ModeS

    RADAR
    PrimarySurveillanceRADAR

    RADAR
    RawRADARReturnPlot
    Eachscanline issynchronisedtoanemittedpulse

    Scanline isamplitudeofsamplesovertime(alsorangeofthereturn)

    RADAR
    VirtualRADARScope

    RADAR

    RADAR
    RestaurantPagers

    Pagers
    Time

    PagerWaterfallSpectrum

    Frequency

    Pagers
    Makingsenseofrawbits

    Pagers
    ModulatorOutput

    Pagers
    PagerSpoofing

    Pagers
    RDSTrafficMessageChannel

    RDSTMC
    CompareAgainstTrustedSource

    RDSTMC
    BruteForceSearch

    RDSTMC
    ReadingaFasTrakTollTag

    RFID
    ReceivedSignal

    Response

    RFID
    ReadingaTagOutside

    RFID
    RFID
    ToyotaPriusKeylessEntryAuth

    RFID
    BuildingSecurityBadgeAuth

    Reader Badge

    RFID
    ISEE3RebootProject
    InternationalSun/Earth
    Explorer3
    Launched:August12,
    1978
    HeliocentricOrbit
    Studyinteraction
    betweensolarwind
    and
    Earthsmagneticfield
    ISEE3
    ISEE3
    MomentofFirstContact

    HappyDance

    ISEE3
    TelemetryDuringThrusterFiring

    ISEE3
    http://wiki.spench.net/wiki/RF
    http://spench.net/
    GitHub:balint256

    balint@spench.net
    balint@ettus.com @spenchdotnet

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