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RTL-SDR refers to a popular software-defined radio (SDR) device that allows you to receive and decode a wide range of radio signals. ADS-B is a type of radio signal used by aircraft to broadcast their position, speed, and other information. MATLAB is a programming language and development environment that is often used for signal processing and data analysis.

Together, RTL-SDR, ADS-B, and MATLAB can be used to receive and process ADS-B signals from aircraft. This can be useful for tracking aircraft in real-time or analyzing flight patterns over time. To get started, you would need an RTL-SDR device, software to receive and decode ADS-B signals (such as dump1090), and MATLAB to process the data. There are many tutorials and resources available online that can guide you through the process.