CloudIQ
The Cloud-IQ is the latest high performance software defined receiver from RFSPACE. The Cloud-IQ offers two modes of operation. The IQ mode, offers 24 bit, IQ streaming to the PC over ethernet. This mode uses our SpectraVue software or third party programs like SDR-Radio, SDR# and GNU radio. The stand-alone “Cloud” mode includes a built-in internet server. In this mode, the radio performs the tuning and demodulation of signals and transmits the demodulated information back to a PC, OS-X, Linux or Android client anywhere in the world.
How does it compare to the SDR-IQ:
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–Cloud-IQ offers 1.2288 MHz IQ sample rate vs. 196 kHz of the SDR-IQ.
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–Uses ethernet interface vs. USB. Can be placed far away from computer.
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–Sensitivity is over 15 dB better.
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–Broader frequency coverage of 9 kHz to 56 MHz
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–Includes low bandwidth cloud mode for access anywhere in the world.
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–Powered by a small power supply or USB powered.
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–Includes an internal adjustable trigger for capture of repetitive signals (pulsars, Codar, chirps).
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–2 antenna input ports for remote or local selection of two antennas.
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–All HD2, HD3 products better than -90dBc at -1dB below clipping point.
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–Includes a wideband 56 MHz wide spectrum analyzer mode.
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–10x faster interface
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–Optional RS-232 3.5mm to DB9 cable for external radio control.
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–Built-in TCXO
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Applications:
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–HF and VHF monitoring
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–External high resolution panoramic and spectrum displays
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–Worldwide remote sensor networks
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–Internet of Things (IoT) remote access point
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–Geolocation of remote signals
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–Distributed radio and sensor systems
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–Remote signal surveillance
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–Ionospheric sounding
Includes:
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–Cloud-IQ receiver
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–USB power cable
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–5V 1 Amp USB output power supply with US blade connector 240 V capable.
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–Ethernet cable
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–SpectraVue software CD
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–SDRanywhere application for Android, PC and Mac OS
- Pricing: $649
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