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In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we explore GNU Radio Companion (GRC), the open-source signal processing software. You’ll learn how to set up your first flowgraph, generate different types of signals, and visualize them in real time. What You’ll Learn: ✅ Installing and setting up GNU Radio ✅ Navigating the GRC interface ✅ Creating basic signal sources (sine, square, sawtooth) ✅ Using QT GUI tools for visualization ✅ Practical tips for SDR beginners Tools Used: GNU Radio Companion, QT GUI Time Sink, QT GUI Frequency Sink

195,385 views 11 Nov 2015 A walk through of using GNU Radio with no radio. The example displays an FFT of a fixed signal source or input from a soundcard. You'll learn about data types, GUI layout, and more and be ready to look at an actual SDR build in part 2.

This introductory video builds a GNURadio flowgraph to receive and decode FM radio signals using an RTL-SDR. The tutorial demonstrates configuring the sample rate and center frequency, then uses filtering to isolate a specific station. Finally, the resulting audio is played through the computer's speakers.