(as of July 2026)
The initial gateway for analysis will utilize the detections from the Spectral Analyzer to match the standard. Various parameter estimation will then be used to further compare the signals with known standards. Finally, standard specific receivers can be used to verify the signal.
This service specializes in processing Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) signals.
Currently Supported Capabilities:
Parameter Estimation:
Useful Symbol Period
Guard Interval (GI).
OFDM Receiver Engine: Feature extraction and limited demodulation optimized to prevent the decoding or exposure of private payload data.
802.11ah HaLow: Dedicated support for 1 MHz and 2 MHz operational modes, verifying whether the SIG control field is correctly decoded and confirming successful full-packet OFDM processing.
Deployment: https://radio-standards.fastapicloud.dev/
This service performs a basic lookup of known radio standards based on simple characteristics that are pulled from user selected annotations. Currently, provided this information, a list of potential standards are returned.
Radio Frequency
Bandwidth
Duration
Planned improvements
Add modulation to help identify the standard
Return full standard specification (this can then feed some generic receiver for the standard)
I recently identified the existence of TorchSig on GitHub project. This supports the signal simulation and training of ML model for modulation classification.
I started a torchsig-gui project to provide a web-based UI for configuring the training set. I extracted the XCiT Classifier from the example code so that the generated training set can be applied to train a classifier for the user's desired list of signals.
There are some limitations of this service that is not suitable for my use with the Spectral Analyzer annotations.
AM/FM signals are generated with filtered white noise. This will differ from real-world application of the modulation on speech input.