ADI at GRCon24

The 14th annual GNU Radio Conference takes place in September and you can participate in person (Knoxville, Tennessee) or online. GRCon, the yearly conference for the GNU Radio project, has become a leading event in the software radio industry and our Analog Devices (ADI) team is especially eager to meet you to discuss innovations that focus on enhancing radar capabilities, exploring open-source solutions, and accelerating development. Wherever you are in your software radio journey, we encourage you to stop by the ADI booth, attend a session, and connect.

Explore Demos & Sessions

Find the ADI booth (#13) to get hands-on with Jupiter (newest 6 GHz SDR), Phaser (8-channel phased array exploration platform), and Apollo Triton (28 GSPS, 4 channels). In addition, see first-hand a co-developed demo with Airbus Space and Defense that showcases implementating of a complete 5G base station (gNodeB) on one of the new frontier processing platforms for in-orbit processing.

In addition to demos, don't miss sessions from our ADI experts during the event. Find all the details:

• EZ Blog: Discover the Future of Software Defined Radio with ADI at GRCon24
• Find the full event schedule at GRCon24.

Sept 18

AD-JUPITER-EBZ - Agile SDR In-a-Box

13:00-13:15 | Ballroom AB

Open Source HDL/IP & Software Components to Build Leading-Edge SDRs

16:20-16:50 | Ballroom AB

Sept 19

Adding Pluto/Phaser Radar Support into gr-plasma​

15:35-15:50 | Ballroom AB

Enhanced Capabilities of the ADALM-PLUTO for GNU Radio Enthusiasts

16:05-16:30 | Ballroom AB

Meet the Speakers

Senior Principal Engineer

Jon Kraft | Field Applications Engineer (FAE)

Jon is a seasoned professional at Analog Devices with extensive experience in high-frequency analog design. As a Field Applications Engineer (FAE), he specializes in RF & microwave technologies, providing expert guidance on innovative solutions for complex communication systems. With a background in electrical engineering and a passion for advancing cutting-edge technology, Jon plays a crucial role in supporting customers and driving the development of next-generation RF products. Find his work on YouTube.

ADI Fellow

Michael Hennerich | Embedded System Architect

Michael joined ADI in 2004 as a systems and applications design engineer. Over the years, he has worked on various DSP/FPGA and embedded processor-based applications and reference designs. Currently, Michael serves as an embedded system architect and open-source software engineering director in the Software & Security Group (SSG) in Munich, Germany. In this role, he leads one of ADI’s device driver and kernel development teams, focusing on developing device drivers for a wide range of mixed-signal IC products and HDL interface cores. In 2024, Michael was appointed ADI Fellow. He holds an M.Sc. degree in computer engineering and a Dipl.-Ing. (FH) degree in electronics and information technologies from Reutlingen University.