Arcticpeak
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This looks like an interresting product!
http://radio.tentec.com/Commercial/RX400
n 2005, TEN-TEC is expanding its line of DSP based receivers with the new model RX-400 HF/VHF/UHF receiver.
Tuning from 2 MHz to 3 GHz (cellular frequencies excepted for USA version), the 1 ms synthesizer lock time provides realistic scan rates of 100 channels/sec or faster.
One outstanding benefit of the RX-400 DSP architecture is more than 50 built-in filter bandwidths from 100 Hz to 300 kHz, most useable in any detection mode.
Strong signal handling is assured with a typical 3rd order intercept of 0 dBm through 3 GHz.
In addition to conventional AGC presets, RX-400 includes a programmable mode. This allows the customer to build their own unique AGC characteristics specifically for a mission.
A 21.4 MHz wideband IF output is provided with 6 MHz of bandwidth. The RX-400 includes both an RS-232 interface and TCP/IP. Receiver is modestly sized for ½ rack installation. RX-400 is a PC and remote control applications-only receiver; no front panel operation is possible.
Options will include: a digital data output, a narrowband IF output and a POTS interface to allow customer to remote unit anywhere with access to nothing but a phone line (no PC required).
90 - 264 VAC 48-440 Hz operation, 11-28 VDC power unit available as an option.
Flash-ROM updateable.
Cellular-unblocked version will be available to authorized government users or export only.
Price: ??
Availability: Estimated Summer, 2005.
http://radio.tentec.com/Commercial/RX400
n 2005, TEN-TEC is expanding its line of DSP based receivers with the new model RX-400 HF/VHF/UHF receiver.
Tuning from 2 MHz to 3 GHz (cellular frequencies excepted for USA version), the 1 ms synthesizer lock time provides realistic scan rates of 100 channels/sec or faster.
One outstanding benefit of the RX-400 DSP architecture is more than 50 built-in filter bandwidths from 100 Hz to 300 kHz, most useable in any detection mode.
Strong signal handling is assured with a typical 3rd order intercept of 0 dBm through 3 GHz.
In addition to conventional AGC presets, RX-400 includes a programmable mode. This allows the customer to build their own unique AGC characteristics specifically for a mission.
A 21.4 MHz wideband IF output is provided with 6 MHz of bandwidth. The RX-400 includes both an RS-232 interface and TCP/IP. Receiver is modestly sized for ½ rack installation. RX-400 is a PC and remote control applications-only receiver; no front panel operation is possible.
Options will include: a digital data output, a narrowband IF output and a POTS interface to allow customer to remote unit anywhere with access to nothing but a phone line (no PC required).
90 - 264 VAC 48-440 Hz operation, 11-28 VDC power unit available as an option.
Flash-ROM updateable.
Cellular-unblocked version will be available to authorized government users or export only.
Price: ??
Availability: Estimated Summer, 2005.
