Sponsor Talk – Brian Kanhofer
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Mockingbird RF emulator generates repeatable, multi-waveform RF scenes by importing GNU Radio–generated baseband IQ via SigMF imports and replaying traffic patterns; demo uses a Lime SDR and Phosphor to validate output. Demo scene contains three ADS‑B transmitters (each sending a message twice per second at different power levels), a pulsed S‑band radar at 2.8 GHz running 5 Hz, and two AM voice channels near 120 MHz. Custom baseband IQ loads work and the spectrum analysis shows the expected signals. Mockingbird RF emulator Lime SDR + Phosphor
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