ADALM-Pluto · bladeRF
Real SDR · TX→RX loopback
GNU Radio Vertical · MMT CoE
MMT-GNU Kit
210 wireless experiments on real software-defined radio.
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A hands-on Wireless & Communication Engineering learning platform. Every experiment ships with theory, an inline animation, a slide deck, a hands-on lab, a quiz and an auto-graded challenge — and runs on real SDR hardware (ADALM-Pluto, bladeRF) through a TX→RX loopback, falling back to a built-in channel simulator when no radio is attached.
Free SDR included
Special academic price · for institutions
₹1,00,000₹50,000/ kit
Advanced Communication Lab Kit
Every kit ships with a real SDR (Software Defined Radio) — free
Overview · auto-playing deck
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Slides advance automatically every 2 seconds · hover to pause, or use the arrows.
210
Wireless experiments
15
Experiment categories
16
Guided course chapters
183
Run on real SDR hardware
64
Auto-graded EVM/BER/SNR challenges
Device-agnostic, hardware-real
One experiment library. Per-device connectors.
The same catalog runs on any supported radio — only the connector differs. Adding an SDR is one file plus a config profile.
183 / 210 hardware-real
176 SISO + 7 MIMO (bladeRF 2×2)
Simulation fallback
Built-in AWGN / fading channel
GNU Radio Companion
Generated .grc per experiment
Course → Chapter → Exp
16-chapter guided curriculum
PyQt5 desktop LMS
Per-device connectors
15 categories · 210 experiments
The experiment catalog.
From DSP fundamentals to MIMO, OFDM, radar and modern wireless standards (Wi-Fi, 4G/5G/6G, LoRa). Every category is a self-contained set of labs.
- DSP Fundamentals16
- Analog Modulation16
- Digital Modulation22
- Channel Coding & Error Correction16
- OFDM & Multi-Carrier16
- Spread Spectrum13
- MIMO & Antenna Systems13
- Channel Models & Propagation13
- Synchronization & Estimation13
- Wireless Standards & Protocols16
- Radar & Sensing13
- RF & Spectrum Analysis13
- Adaptive & Cognitive Radio11
- Audio & Multimedia11
- Advanced Topics8
16-chapter guided course
Wireless & Communication Engineering.
A curriculum layered on top of the experiment catalog — start at the radio basics and work up to 5G/6G. Each lesson is a full stepped flow.
- 00Getting Started: SDR, GNU Radio & ADALM-Pluto
- 01DSP Foundations
- 02RF & Spectrum Analysis
- 03Analog Modulation
- 04Digital Modulation
- 05Synchronization & Estimation
- 06Channel Coding & Error Correction
- 07Channel Models & Propagation
- 08OFDM & Multi-Carrier
- 09Spread Spectrum
- 10MIMO & Antenna Systems
- 11Wireless Standards & Protocols (Wi-Fi → 4G/5G/6G)
- 12Radar & Sensing
- 13Adaptive & Cognitive Radio
- 14Audio & Multimedia
- 15Advanced Topics
Every experiment ships with
- Overview
- Theory
- Slides
- Flowgraph
- Practical
- Questions
- Run Lab
- Results
MathJax HTML lessons, inline canvas animations, and a generated .grc flowgraph you can open in GNU Radio Companion. Self-contained experiment directories keep code, theory, lesson, flowgraph and slides together.
Built for the classroom
Gamified, auto-graded, live.
XP, levels & badges
Per-student profiles track progress across the full course.
64 auto-graded challenges
EVM / BER / SNR challenges scored automatically against targets.
Leaderboard & Fox Hunt
A class leaderboard and a live Spectrum Fox Hunt mini-game.
Experiment library
All 210 experiments across 15 categories — DSP, modulation, OFDM, MIMO, channel coding and more, filterable and searchable.
Hardware & radios
The TX→RX loopback signal chain with live device detection — ADALM-Pluto, bladeRF 2×2, and the built-in channel simulator.
Run Lab · live spectrum
Each experiment's workbench — tune parameters and run on real SDR or simulation, with live spectrum and constellation plots.
Spectrum Fox Hunt
A gamified spectrum + waterfall challenge — find the hidden tone and dial in its offset for points.
GRC Lab
Generate a runnable GNU Radio Companion .grc flowgraph for any experiment, or upload one to inspect it.
Profile & resume
Per-student XP, levels and badges, with a built-in resume builder that turns completed labs into skills.
Kit flyer
The MMT GNU Radio Kit, on one page.
A quick-reference flyer for the kit — hand it to faculty, labs, or procurement.