RTL-SDR Wireless Receiver 0.5PPM TCXO HF SMA Support AM/NFM/FM/DSB/USB/L RTL2382U Board
Features:
1. Fully assembled and ready for use
2. Aluminum cabinet
3. Small plate size
4. Operating frequency:25 MHz to 1760 MHz
5. Copper VHF & UHF bands from 25 MHz-1760 MHz
6. Support:AM, NFM, FM, DSB, USB, LSB and CW reception modes
7. Temperature compensated: 0.5 PPM TCXO
8. SMA antenna gold connectors is also more durable and has low insertion losses.
9. Material:ABS/Metal
10. Color:Green
Description:
This is a new generation of software defined radio receiver RTL-SDR with RTL2832 ADC chip, 1 PPM TCXO, SMA F connector and aluminum case with passive cooling. music from 25 MHz to 1760 MHz bandwidth. perfect for use as a radio scanner with free computer based software such as SDR, HDSDR, SDR-Radio, Linrad, GQRX or SDR Tap on Android. works on Windows, For MacOS, Linux, Android and even embedded Linux computers such as Raspberry Pi. great for many applications including general radio scanning, air traffic control, public safety radio, ADS-B aircraft radar, AIS boat radar, ACARS, trunked radio, P25 / MotoTRBO digital voice, POCSAG, weather balloons, APRS , NOAA meteorological satellites APT, Meteor M2 satellites, radio astronomy, meteor scatter monitoring, DAB, or for use as a low-cost panadapter with a traditional ham radio.
this model adapted new solution ADC RTL. it uses the improved tuner, comes with a 0.5 PPM TCXO (no drift and precise adjustment with an initial offset of 1 PPM and 0.5 PPM temperature deviation), improved component tolerances and an SMA F connector. It requires a USB 2.0 port and works on most USB 3.0 ports (note that we can not guarantee this to work on all USB 3.0 ports, make sure your PC has a USB 2.0 port). installation in Windows is simple. please Google for the free RTL-SDR Quick Start Guide for installation instructions.
Package included:
1 x RTL-SDR Receiver
Note:The antenna is not included in the package.
RTL-SDR Wireless Receiver 0.5PPM TCXO HF SMA Support AM/NFM/FM/DSB/USB/L RTL2382U BoardBuy Now
