Wideband Recorder

Wideband Recorder


DSPCon's new SIARRA wideband recorder and its advanced spectral processing algorithms ignore certain signals and record only the information that is of interest. The SIARRA system allows performing truly selective recording of all events, thereby maximizing data recording and analysis time. Capable of scanning the 60 MHz spectrum for spectral anomalies, SIARRA's spectral event analyzer features a trigger output to control external recording devices and a log feature to index recordings for easier, more rapid playback and analysis. And it does it all with the industry's highest available fidelity – 70 dB signal-to-noise ratio!Available in rack mount or portable configurations, SIARRA is ideally suited for a wide variety of high-value signals intelligence, RF, IF and analog recording applications.

  • 1 to 4 channels
  • 14-bit resolution A/D
  • Direct touch-screen control
  • TTL-triggered burst mode data collection or continuous recording
  • Hot-swappable disk drives
  • Selective file deletion
  • Programmable sample clock with output to support synchronization of multiple units
  • Capable of synchronization to IRIG-B or GPS for 100ns time stamping of the data stream
  • Graphical user interface with a real-time spectral display; up to 1kHz resolution analysis
  • External trigger input and trigger output
  • Local or remote user modes
  • Real-time display
  • 24 terabit storage capacity
  • Optical Fibre Channel interface for fast archiving
  • 24 terabit storage capacity
  • Optional digital up and down converters
  • Optional control via TCP/IP API or TCP/IP remote GUI interface for serial control
  • Optional LTO-3 archiving device or signal ID for discriminating type of signal present

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