SDR Receiver Pan USB

Description

The SDR Receiver Pan USB opens new horizons for HF band enthusiasts, thanks to its 14-bit ADC, which provides a ~110 dB BDR and up to 3 MHz sample rate. A 0.5 ppm local oscillator gives the Pan USB a great frequency stability. Using the Pan USB remotely, in some rural area will give you the lowest air noise you’ve ever seen while won’t rob you from any comfort or functionality. The Pan USB is compatible with popular HAM software such as HDSDR, SDRSharp.

Typical Applications:

Direct connection with the laptop

Remote operation

Remote connection with a local transceiver

Spectrum analyzer

Block diagram

SDR Receiver Pan USB architecture description

Specifications

SDR Receiver Pan USB Specifications

RF ADC, bit @ MHz	14 @ 122.88
ADC type	ADS4145
RX Frequency range, MHz	0.1…55
Undersampling, MHz	0.1…500
Independent software receivers	1 + 1 SubRX
Sample rate, kHz @ bit	48; 96; 192; 384; 768 @ 24
Sample rate, kHz @ bit	1536; 1920; 2560; 3072 @ 16
Bandscope, MHz	–
RX HF filters, MHz	LPF: 55
Noise floor, dBm	1.9 MHz (160M) – 131
	7.1 MHz (40M) – 130
	52.5 MHz (6M) – 127
NPR (Noise Power Ratio) with Noise Bandwidth 5 MHz, dB	59
BDR on HF, dB	110
BDR on VHF, dB	n/s
Sensitivity, uV	0,35
DR IMD3, not less dB	95
RMDR, dB	104
ATT/Preamp, dB	from -31.5 to +6, with 0.5 step
Local oscillator TCXO, MHz +/- ppm	122.88 +/- 0.5
Built-in audio codec, bit	–
RF input with up to 15 kV ESD protection	1 SMA connector
Maximum antenna input voltage, without ADC overload, mV (ATT=0 dB)	74 (Pk-Pk); 32.7 (RMS)
PC interface	USB 2.0
DC voltage range, V	4.5…5.5
Current consumption, A	0,41
Power consumption, W	2,02
Operating temperature, °C/°F	0…+50/ +32…+122

SDR Receiver Pan USB

Description

Specifications

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