The Quadrus SDR is a new military-grade SDR with phase-coherent multi-channel capabilities with up to 16 channels, which means that it can be used for direction finding, diversity reception, as well as MIMO applications.
While the Quadrus line is aimed squarely at government and scientific research markets, the $1490 US Quadrus DRU-244A-1-1-PCI, a four-channel SDR, might appeal to the discerning DXer, amateur radio operator, or radio experimenter.
The Quadrus SDR is currently available as three models:
SAGAX DRU244A-1-1-PCI (Click to enlarge)
DRU-244A-1-1-PCI SDR hardware digitizer $1,490 US
- 1 one ADC chip with 1 analog input
- 1 one DDC chip with 4 radio channels
DRU-244A-1-4-PCI SDR hardware digitizer $1,990 US
- 1 one ADC chip with 1 analog input
- 4 four DDC chip with 16 radio channels
DRU-244A-1-4-PCI SDR hardware digitizer $2,490 US
- 4 four ADC chip with 4 analog input
- 4 four DDC chip with 16 radio channels
We will post technical specifications as the become available.
Click here to read the full Quadrus SDR press release on the SWLing Post.
