Alberto, I2PHD
 
  Here you can find my software, developed for radio amateur's use, all freeware.

 

SAQ

A list of the various SAQ receptions made by me

a VLF-LF-MW (partial) Software Defined Radio implemented entirely on an ARM processor, making use of the STM32F429 Discovery board
an experimental Software Defined Radio, with AM, ECSS, SSB and FM demodulators, with a highly graphical interface

 
Jason a keyboard-to-keyboard communication program, tailored for very low S/N ratios, based on the IFK technique, using only 4 Hz of band.
The IFK technique was first described by Steve Olney, VK2ZTO
ARGO a QRSS/DFCW viewer, especially tailored for LF, but usable also for EME
For a primer on QRSS, look the link above, on the very informative pages of Rik, ON7YD or 'QRSS and You' from Clint, KA7OEI
 
SPECTRAN a spectral analysis program, with audio filtering, originally born for EME usage, 
but useful for many other purposes. An example of use for NDBs reception
can be found on this page by KA7OEI
 Spectran was used during the last successful attempt to establish the world DX record on the amateur 241 GHz band. Look here for details
 
  Two Tone Tester (T3) , a combination of spectrum analyzer and audio generator (with optional quadrature outputs), useful for many purposes
HAMVIEW a DOS program, which *requires* an old ISA original SoundBlaster card,
similar to SPECTRAN in functionality, though not quite as powerful 
 

a Software Defined Radio tailored for weaksignal SSB and CW work, whose development has been greatly helped by the advice of Jeffrey Pawlan WA6KBL