The SDR-14™ is a 14-bit software defined radio receiver. It offers a broad range of spectrum analyzer and demodulation capabilities. The hardware samples the whole 0.05-30 MHz band using a high performance analog to digital converter (ADC) running at 66.6 MHz. The digital data from the ADC is processed into I and Q format using a direct digital converter (DDC). The I and Q data is then sent to the PC for processing using a USB 2.0 interface. All of the demodulation and spectral functions are done on the PC side.
The SDR-14™ comes with a High Frequency (HF) amplified front-end with switched attenuators and 1Hz tuning. A direct input port to the ADC is also included. This port can be used to sample signals directly up to 230 MHz+. This port can also be used to connect downconverters and spectrum analyzer front-ends.
Key Features
• Maximum display bandwidth of 30 MHz at an incredible 254 HZ RBW.
• Records and plays back spectrum segments up to 196 KHz wide with full demodulation and tuning capabilities.
• Extremely high resolution with RBW as low as 31 mHz (milli Hz)
• Fully documented interface and ActiveX control.
• Drivers for Linux and Windows.
• Network server application for Linux and Windows. Allows remote use of the radio across high speed internet.
• Reliable SpectraVue software with free upgrades.
• Included example source code for spectrum analysis application.
• Directly interfaces with Icom, Kenwood, Elecraft and Yaesu radios for use as a tracking panoramic adapter.
• Optional hardware gate option for synchronization of captures. (Pulsar Astronomy, Loran, Sonar, Radar)
• Supports AM, FN, NFM, WFM, LSB, USB, CW, CWR, DSB, DRM and customs demod filters / offsets.
• Outputs data in I/Q Wave Format, Excel and graphic formats with resolutions as wide as 262144 pixels.
• Comes with software, power supply, manual and USB cable. You will be up and running in 5 minutes
