Most low-cost SDR receivers struggle with direct reception of HF signals below 30 MHz. A common solution is to use an upconverter that shifts HF signals into a frequency range that can be received more effectively by SDR hardware.
This project is a compact redesign of an HF upconverter intended for use with SDR platforms such as RTL-SDR and HackRF One. The hardware was redesigned as a compact SMD implementation and adapted for USB-powered operation.



