Number of Channels |
One 70 MHz IF channel (With IF In and IF Out)One 10 Gigabit Ethernet for time
stamping and indexing |
Channel Bandwidths for record /
replay |
40, 20,10, 5, 2.5, 1.25 and 0.625 MHz, Selectable |
Filter for selected BW |
Optimized (internal) anti-alias filters |
Record Duration |
Four hours minimum for 40 MHz signal BW. |
Digital Recording / Replay
Technology |
Digital conversion recording and replay. |
Data Storage Media |
COTS Solid State housed in rugged Disk Crate |
Recording Format |
Stored on disk in a continuous I/Q format |
Data Back-up / transfer / archiving |
To any remote machine over LAN. |
Input/Output Impedance |
50 Ohms |
Input Level |
-70 to +0 dBm in 1 dBm steps for full-scale recording |
Output Level |
0 dBm into 50 Ohms (from full-scale recording) |
Frequency Response |
± 1.5 dB across selected bandwidth |
Spurious free dynamic range |
> 60 dBc |
Reference Frequency |
Sampling shall be locked to a stable internalreference frequency or to an external
source, |
Spurious free dynamic range |
> 60 dBc |
Signal Monitoring |
Spectrum monitoring of the recording signal shouldbe displayed on the Remote
Controller System |
IRIG-B Time code |
Separate additional record / playback channel shallbe provided for IRIG-B time code.
Automaticsynchronization to external reference is essential |
Remote Control |
via 10 / 100 Base-T Ethernet |
Record looping |
The recorder to simulate a continuous endless looprecorder. Overwriting of redundant
data commencesonce the max. capacity of the disk array hasreached. The recording
to completely transparent . |
Reproduce looping |
Configure the recorder to play back selected passages of recorded data in an endless
loop. |
Software Utility |
Windows GUI for remote control and data extraction. |