== SDR & Spectrum using a Drone == 

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=== Mission  ===
We are manipulating a drone to fly around and collect spectrum from the ORBIT nodes. The spectrum will be collected and analyzed. 



=== Background  ===
==== Software Defined Radio (SDR) ====
Software Defined Radio is a communication system in which elements that are normally integrated in hardware, are instead set up in software, and can be accessed through a personal computer or embedded system. SDR is much cheaper and more customizable in comparison to its hardware counterparts.

==== Spectrum Analysis  ====
Spectrum Analysis is the analysis in terms of spectrum of frequencies. Spectrum is measured in the frequency domain using a signal analyzer. Complex signal are broken down into frequency components, making it easier to measure signal properties.

=== The Team ===

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    <td align='center'><b>Nicholas Lurski</b><br>Electrical and Computer Engineering<br><br><i>Rutgers University</i></td>
    <td align='center'><b>Shi Wang</b><br>Electrical and Computer Engineering<br><br><i>Rutgers University</i></td>
    <td align='center'><b>Srijoy Dutta</b><br>Electrical and Computer Engineering<br><br><i>University of Maryland</i></td>
    <td align='center'><b>Nithin Tammishetti</b><br>Electrical and Computer Engineering<br><br><i>Rutgers University</i></td>
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<br><br>Project guided by Wade Trappe, Dola Saha, and Ivan Seskar.

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