On Friday, March 29, 2024, four randomly selected, unique Qorvo RF Accelerator subscribers will be offered a free dev board. One lucky winner will be offered one (1) uSDR board and three (3) lucky winners will be offered a CaribouLite RPi HAT board. The uSDR board will be shipped as soon as it is available (the first batch is currently being tested). The CaribouLite RPi HAT boards are in stock and will be shipped shortly after winners are selected. If you’re not already subscribed, you can do so above. Limit one subscription per individual. Thanks for being a part of Qorvo RF Accelerator and good luck!
A tiny, single-sided M.2 SDR board that you can operate easily using your web browser
A fully open source dual-channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT with a tuning range up to 6 GHz
You could be eligible to join the Qorvo RF Accelerator! We bring core technologies and radio frequency (RF) solutions to mobile, infrastructure, defense/aerospace, and IoT markets. Our advanced power management solutions use intelligent circuits and converters to help you design more efficient, reliable appliances and devices. We’re looking for great examples of the next generation of products and applications powered by Qorvo technology.
While designing, funding, manufacturing, and shipping a new product to happy customers is a reward unto itself, it can’t hurt to have some extra incentives along the way. Qorvo is partnering with Mouser Electronics and Crowd Supply to offer participants a wide array of support and prizes.
We are now accepting project submissions. To be eligible to participate in the accelerator, your project must:
Eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis and solely at the discretion of Qorvo and Crowd Supply.
The first step is to fill out the Crowd Supply project submission form and mention that you’re interested in the Qorvo RF Accelerator.
While all projects using Qorvo components will be considered, here are some specific areas of interest and parts to inspire you:
In this Teardown Session, Crowd Supply’s Helen Leigh talks with 12 year old, Zeke Wheeler (KJ7NLL on Youtube), about satellite tracking and ham radio.
In this session, Crowd Supply’s Helen Leigh talks with Zoltan Doczi, a Senior RF Engineer at Decent Labs. Decent Labs are of the creators of Spacewalker LNA 434 MHz, a device that was developed to combat real-world satellite reception difficulties. In urban environments, it’s often difficult to receive PocketSat and CubeSat signals amidst strong DVB-T, TETRA, FM, and LTE signals from densely packed transmitter towers.
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A triple-filtered, double-amplified, and shielded LNA for 70 cm band CubeSat reception
The ultimate low-cost massive MIMO SDR, with up to 32x32 transmit/receive channels
A tiny, single-sided M.2 SDR board that you can operate easily using your web browser
A compact, open ESP32-M1 dev board with a Wi-Fi range of up to 1.2 km
A high-performance software defined radio covering 5-20 GHz
A software-enabled, open-access small cell radio based on LimeSDR
A system for weather satellite reception and hydrogen line radio astronomy
A fully open source dual-channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT with a tuning range up to 6 GHz
Handheld satellite ground station for receiving Wi-Fi from space