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List of products by brand Great Scott Gadgets
Great Scott Gadgets is a company founded by American engineer and innovator Michael Ossman. The brand is the author of many technological solutions created in open source convention, which means that they can be freely modified and customized by each user. Great Scott Gadgets' flagship products include the HackRF One (a device designed to transmit, receive and analyze radio waves), the Ubertooth One (hardware for experimenting with Bluetooth transmission) and the GreatFET One (a versatile development board that communicates with a computer via a USB interface).
Partner with Great Scott Gadgets
Great Scott Gadgets is made up of a young, passionate team of engineers, inventors and entrepreneurs who want to turn their innovative ideas into reality and share them with a broader audience. All of the brand's designs - both software and hardware - are open source, which means that users can not only use the code and blueprints for free, but also modify the devices and software to suit their needs and then share them with others. Great Scott Gadgets' projects are implemented by such well-known companies as SparkFun and Adafruit, among others.
What products does GSG offer?
Great Scott Gadgets offers a variety of products for playing and experimenting with modern technology. For example, a popular option is the GreatFET One development board, which can be connected to a computer via a USB interface. Users can also reach for the HackRF One and Ubertooth devices, which will give them a closer look at how two technologies - radio frequency transmission and Bluetooth communication - work. Also worth a try is the Throwing Star LAN Tap, a compact device designed to monitor data flow over Ethernet.
GSG offer in Botland
In our store you will find, among other things, innovative HackRF One device from Great Scott Gadgets offer (produced by SparkFun). This is an excellent offer for people who would like to learn more about communication via radio waves and SDR technique (software-defined radio - radio communication realized with software and digital signals). The device can transmit and receive radio waves in the range from 1 MHz to 6 GHz, and its maximum sampling rate is 20 Msps. The HackRF One is powered from a micro-USB socket and features dedicated buttons for convenient programming and built-in half-duplex transmission. The hardware is compatible with GNU Radio and SDR#. To use the device you additionally need a suitable antenna, which you can also find in Botland's assortment.