The radioberry is actual a radio card (raspberry pi hat), which can be plugged into a raspberry pi, forming a Software Defined Radio (SDR). For more DETAILED information look into: github .com/pa3gsb/Radioberry-2.x/wiki#radioberry
The radio card uses an Analog Devices AD9866 which is a 12-bit broadband modem mixed signal front end that has been repurposed as a direct down conversion (DDC) and direct up conversion (DUC) SDR transceiver covering 0-30 MHz
The radio card uses an Intell Cyclone 10LP FPGA, supporting the 10CL16 and 10CL25. The firmware will be loaded via the raspberry pi. If you need a software to make it work, here's a software for your reference: drive.google.com/drive/folders/107P8LtLrib3iiQJd-Ooc6LsHVtl1SYay?usp=sharing
Power supply for the radio card is provided by the raspberry pi. To control filter boards or other extended hardware there is IN-OUTPUT available. Driver for radioberry: groups .google.com/g/radioberry/c/Mf2VZZU6ltA, download and refresh to card
The rapsberry pi runs the Raspberry Pi Operating System. The radioberry consists of 2 components: raspberry pi (RPI4) and radioberry card (raspberry hat). Package content: 1pcs SDR Radioberry for Raspberry Pi 4
