The Zen of Python
As an unashamed advocate of Python, I thought I would share my interpretation of some of these popular aphorisms as a series of blog posts. They were origin...
As an unashamed advocate of Python, I thought I would share my interpretation of some of these popular aphorisms as a series of blog posts. They were origin...
Of course this is subjective, but having dealt with many different programming languages from Fortran (ugh), through Basic, Forth (!!) to Pascal, and C(++);...
Another way of saying keep it simple. Someone with no prior knowledge of your program should still be able to understand what is happening in your code. Th...
This is at the heart of my enthusiasm for Python. This is not in the sense of the elegant of the syntax Beautiful is Better than Ugly, though that must he...
Python has the complex data type built-in and handles complex arithmetic easily.
As an update to my introduction to Web SDR, I have noticed a growing number of KiwiSDRs that have 20 kHz of IQ bandwidth. This gives much more scope for exp...
The brilliant DSP Related website has recently launched an wonderful initiative, DSP Foundations.
Python uses the idea of name_space, which explicitly gives all symbols unique names and compound names are delineated by a ‘.’ Hence dot notation.
Planning started for 2026. The next course will be The Essentials of Radio Communications in Barcelona, April 13 - 15.
This is the start, but not the beginning.
Thanks to the organisers and many participants to the courses this year.
Only one course this year.
With the end of the COVID19 pandemic, very glad to get back to face to face training courses.
A summary of all the news posts from the previous Radio System Design website.
New Hands on course for Software Defined Radio.
Release of a new course, Essentials of Radio Communication. Previous courses have been pruned, condenses and amalgamated for an intense, comprehensive cour...
A brief summary of the training lectures offered.