On the SDR side, dump978 is what most people use, but SDRs are generally not well suited to embedded applications in terms of power / form factor / cost.
Our firmware is fully open source, and our UAT decoder was introduced last year and has been working well (I think we've shaken all the bugs out at this point). We implemented everything from scratch so that it would run efficiently on our embedded RF MCU (TI CC1314). We support both UAT ADSB and UAT uplink (weather / traffic data).
Online only diagrams is a hard no for me. I'd rather commit the mermaid and render a png and share that then have another issue with seats/license for critical documentation.
You’re just incapable of talking about these things honestly. It’s NOT ethnic cleansing. Your exaggeration of that war, and your calling Musk a Nazi is what gets people shot in the neck.
How's the software side though?
Last time I looked dump1090 worked well, but there was no way to decode UAT packets.
Something on my to-do list, that's now become more plausible with Claude assisting the research.
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