HuaDong&HuaBei District
HuaDong&HuaBei District
XiNan&XiBei District
XiNan&XiBei District
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RF SIGNAL RECORD&PLAYBACK SYSTEM

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ST600A Real-time Spectrum Analyzer Acquisition Record and Playback System
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ST600A General Description:


The acquisition,record, analysis and playback of a radio signal is often required in electronic countermeasure, broadband radar, spectrum monitoring, satellite communication, and interference analysis. Depending on different applications, sometimes it is also necessary for the signal to be recorded for a long period of time and the acquisition time of the signal ranges from microseconds to milliseconds to seconds or even to the hourly level.

The system can help users to digitize up to 26.5GHz RF signals directly and conduct a real-time I/Q massive data storage according to costumers’ commands. The maximum signal bandwidth is as high as 110MHz, the recording speed is up to 600MB/s, and under the condition of 110MHz bandwidth the system can record up to 15 hours of I/Q data. It is capable of achieving a long-time record to any complex electromagnetic environment. The data recorded can be analyzed and processed by a specialized software, and in addition, it can conduct a RF playback on stored signal.

The system is integrated with high-performance test equipment, thus contains a mature and advanced technology, a stable and reliable performance, a flexible and convenient usage, and a friendly interface. 



ST600A Applications:


Interference Analysis

Surveillance

Spectrum Management

Satellite Communication




ST600A Features & Benefits:

  • 1. RF Input and Output: 1Hz ~ 26.5GHz 
  • 2. Signal Bandwidth: 110MHz or above 
  • 3. Revolutionary DPX digital fluorescence technology 
  • 4. DANL: -155dBm/Hz@2GHz 
  • 5. Seamless Flow Plate: 600MB/s, 16 hours or above 
  • 6. Data file in NTFS format, no need for conversion nor exportation which is convenient for users 
  • 7. Equipped with quick-view analysis of large capacity data files (SignalOverView Software) 
  • 8. Radar pulse analysis and universal digital modulation analysis