[TowerTalk] receivers for HF phased array

kb5my@starband.net kb5my at starband.net
Wed Dec 7 14:44:40 EST 2005


What about using multiple copies of the RX-only version of the SDR-1000? 
Built & tested for $899 each, Analog Devices DDS LO (no PLL or VCO), I/Q
output, $10 option to add capability for locking to an external 10 MHz or
20 MHz reference, and the software written in C# (C Sharp) is open source.
 You can tweak it to your heart's content.

73,
Dan  KB5MY/6  DM13nc

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jim Lux" <jimlux at earthlink.net>
>
>>>
>>>This looks interesting, Jim, but I couldn't find a price (not a good
>>> sign):
>>>
>>>http://radio.tentec.com/Commercial/RX331
>>
>> A mere $2725...  but n4py recommends them highly.  That probably would
>>  work
>> (although, as Rick pointed out, it would be really nice if you could
>> have all the LOs ganged)
>>
>> I guess it will be a few years before amateur scale DSP type phased
>> arrays are a reality.
>>
>>
>
> Jim,
>
> You might drop these guys a note:
>
> http://www.radioarkala.com/visalia%202005%20presentation.pdf
>
> Looks like there are proposing to do something similar (DSP based
> adaptive array). The presentation shows things at a block diagram level
> (receivers with I/Q outputs). Perhaps they have identified some hardware
> to use for the receivers.
>
> Mike, W4EF.................................................
>
>
>
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