The SSB LAN-SDR represents the latest in SDR (Software Defined Receveir) design. What is unique about the SSB LAN-SDR is that it can be hooked up to a home network and used anywhere withing your house via your PC and home network. This is a major advantage for people who have a radio room that is not ideally located with regards to reception (due to interference or antenna location, for exmample). Initial reviews and reports are very positive, placing the SSB LAN-SDR at the top of its class. This is a high-end SDR and the price tag reflects it: 2.198,00 €
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Frequency range | 0,1 MHz – 30 MHz |
Dynamic range SSB | (SSB_USB, 2400 Hz BW) > 110 dB |
Dynamic range CW | (CW, 500 Hz BW) > 110 dB |
ADC | 16 Bit @ 66,66 MHz/s |
IF Bandwidth | 8 kHz – 500 kHz (USB: 8 kHz – 150 kHz |
Low noise figure |
9 dB |
High input sensitivity | – 121 dBm @ 2,7 kHz BW 10 dB /SNR |
IP3 | > 35 dBm – 40 dBm typ |
OS Windows | XP to Windows 7, 32/64 bit |
Interfaces | Ethernet-LAN10/100, USB 2.0 |
Resources:
Manufacturer’s Product Page — SSB LAN-SDR
- Reviews:
- Dan Srebnick published a very positive review of the SSB LAN-SDR in the July 2011 edition of Popular Communications magazine.
- RadioUser (UK) Review (PDF)
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