Oryginalny odbiornik RTL-SDR.COM - SDR 500kHz-1766MHz radio receiver

Description

SDR (software-defined radio) receiver with frequency range from 500 kHz to 1766 MHz. It can work as a radio receiver or a broadband scanner and allows you to receive signals from terrestrial television, radio stations, CB radio, air traffic control or amateur bands for amateurs. It works with software for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and Raspberry Pi operating systems, on which it works with popular software such as SDRuno, HDSDR, SDR Console, Cubic SDR, SDR Sharp and Spectrum Lab. It is connected to the computer via a USB connector, it also has an SMA connector for connecting an external antenna. It is equipped with an additional 4.5V power supply circuit, program switchable, which with the use of an appropriate, simple program allows for powering e.g. low noise antenna amplifiers (LNA) or active antennas via a coaxial cable. A user's guide along with instructions to help you get started with the RTL-SDR device is available on the product page.

SDR (software-defined radio) is a radio communication system in which the operation of basic electronic components (mixers, filters, modulators and demodulators, detectors) is performed by a computer program. Most of the signal processing is handled by a general purpose processor (instead of specialized chips). A receiver designed in this way can handle different types of radio transmissions only by changing the signal processing program. It is particularly useful in rapidly evolving systems that are often subject to modernization and changes in broadcasting techniques. SDRs are widely used, for example, in universities and in academic research.

Features

• RTL2832U chip
• Frequency range: 500 kHz to 1766 MHz
• TCXO frequency stabilizer 1ppm
• Impedance: 50 ohms
• Working bandwidth: 2.4 MHz
• Receiving Modes: AM, NFM, FM, DSB, USB, LSB and CW
• Works with software for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, Raspberry Pi operating systems
• Works with popular programs: SDRuno, HDSDR, SDR Console, Cubic SDR, SDR Sharp, Spectrum Lab, etc.
• Aluminum housing
• Built-in SMA-F socket
• USB 2.0
• Current consumption: 280 mA