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So in this video, we are going to discuss haircut if one bald, which is a software defined radio bald

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covering frequency from one megahertz to six gigahertz.

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So it's a very wide range of frequency.

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And the best part is it cannot only receive frequency in this range, but it can also transmit frequency

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in the same range.

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So the output power of haggard if one is 13 delivered to one Millarworld, depending on the bank, and

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it's a half duplex towards the hub duplex.

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Half duplex means at the same time, either it can transmit frequency or it can receive frequency.

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It cannot do both that things together, so it can do both the things together.

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Then it should be a full duplex like they are.

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Some software defined radio boards which are full duplex, for example, like SDR, played RF.

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So these are full duplex, but these are, of course, costly and they can do both things together.

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But head God, if one can either transmit frequencies at a time or it can receive frequency at a time.

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Right.

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So this is a difference between a half duplex and a full duplex, and it comes with an estimate and

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in upload, which is a very common ending.

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So we are going to see what things lie between one megahertz, six gigahertz and how we can transmit

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frequency and receive frequency using haircut of one.