LimeSDR Mini 2.0

Experiments that need to transmit as well as receive.

Transmit and receiveFPGALMS7002MOpen source

Price: $600
Availability: Listed
Design: Open

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Sold through Crowd Supply rather than the maker’s own shop.

Radio equipment needs certification where you live (FCC, CE, UKCA, ISED, Anatel). Some devices are uncertified or restricted in Brazil. Buyers are responsible for their local law.

Bring along: A licence for any band you transmit on, and a host computer.
Keep in mind: Much more expensive than a receive-only dongle.

Source checked · Sep 18, 2026

Image credit
Crowd Supply project photo of the LimeSDR Mini 2.0 · Lime Microsystems

(02) Blueprint

Build it yourself

Open hardware

LimeSDR Mini 2.0 hardware is fully open: Altium schematics/PCB, Gerbers, BOM, and STEP 3D are published under myriadrf/LimeSDR-Mini-v2.

LimeSDR Mini 2v0 mechanical model (STEP)

Read straight from the maker’s repository. Open on GitHub

LimeSDR Mini 2v0 mechanical model (STEP)

GitHub

Design files 5

Source 2

git clone https://github.com/myriadrf/LimeSDR-Mini-v2.git

Key parts 2

LMS7002M All LMS7002M devicesSDR front end / RF transceiverDatasheet
Lattice ECP5 (44K)All ECP5 devicesFPGADatasheet

Research notes

The Crowd Supply 'LimeSDR Mini 2.0' product page itself states hardware files live at github.com/myriadrf/LimeSDR-Mini-v2 ('hardware/2v0' = the v2.0 board revision) and calls out 'Full' open-source status for hardware, gateware, drivers and docs.

Every link checked 2026-09-27.

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Markdown JSON

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Specifications

Core hardware

Processor: FPGA coupled with the Lime Microsystems LMS7002M RF transceiver
Display: None
Radio: Full-duplex transmit and receive; the LMS7002M covers a wide tuning range
Power: USB

Details from the project page

Purpose: A platform for developing and prototyping high-performance, logic-intensive digital and RF designs
Compatibility: A drop-in replacement for the original LimeSDR Mini
Predecessors: Lime has retired the original LimeSDR and LimeSDR Mini
Accessories: An acrylic case is US$49; a multi-band monopole antenna US$13
Note: The project page documents community work including through-wall sensing experiments

Buying

Price: US$600 on Crowd Supply
Availability: In stock on the day of review

What still needs checking

Crowd Supply project pages describe the campaign rather than a datasheet; dimensions, weight and full electrical specifications are often absent.
Prices and ship dates on Crowd Supply change; re-check before ordering.