PSK RF Jammer Circuit
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I’m putting together a small research project that calls for an RF jammer able to suppress PSK signals in the 0-500 Hz range. I’m looking for an intermediate-level circuit diagram that I can study, simulate and eventually breadboard, so clarity and practical component choices are more important than mil-spec hardening.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete schematic that shows every stage required to generate, modulate and emit the jamming signal across the stated band.
• A concise bill of materials with part numbers that are easy to source worldwide; feel free to recommend alternatives where they make sense.
• A short design note (PDF or Markdown) explaining how each block works, why you chose particular components, and any tuning tips that will help me replicate your results.
I’m open to any families of op-amps, DDS chips, mixers, filters or microcontrollers you feel suit the job—as long as they keep the build squarely in the “intermediate” arena and don’t require exotic lab gear to assemble or align.
Deliver the files in a form I can drop straight into LTspice.
If you’ve tackled PSK interference, low-frequency jamming, or closely related RF projects before, let me know; a couple of screenshots or links to previous schematics will help me feel confident we’re on the same wavelength.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete schematic that shows every stage required to generate, modulate and emit the jamming signal across the stated band.
• A concise bill of materials with part numbers that are easy to source worldwide; feel free to recommend alternatives where they make sense.
• A short design note (PDF or Markdown) explaining how each block works, why you chose particular components, and any tuning tips that will help me replicate your results.
I’m open to any families of op-amps, DDS chips, mixers, filters or microcontrollers you feel suit the job—as long as they keep the build squarely in the “intermediate” arena and don’t require exotic lab gear to assemble or align.
Deliver the files in a form I can drop straight into LTspice.
If you’ve tackled PSK interference, low-frequency jamming, or closely related RF projects before, let me know; a couple of screenshots or links to previous schematics will help me feel confident we’re on the same wavelength.