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SDR6 RTL-SDR receiver 2832U+R820T 100kHz–1.7GHz
Software Defined Radio (SDR) is a new type of wireless radio broadcasting and communication technology.
It is based on software-defined wireless communication protocols implemented without relying on fixed hardware connections. Frequency bands, air interface protocols, and functions can be upgraded by downloading and updating software, without the need to completely replace hardware.
100KHz–1.7GHz Full-Band RTL-SDR Receiver This receiver can be connected to a computer, Android smartphone, or other devices and used with SDR software to receive electromagnetic waves in the 100KHz–1.7GHz range.
It supports demodulation of AM, FM (NFM, WFM), CW, DSB, LSB, USB.
It can receive: medium wave (MW), shortwave (SW), FM broadcast, shortwave single-sideband (SSB) communication, and walkie-talkie transmissions.
Key Advantages:
- For medium and shortwave, the antenna signal is fed directly to the analog-to-digital conversion chip. This eliminates signal loss, noise, waveform distortion, and frequency offset issues caused by traditional mixers.
- Improved sensitivity, clear and complete waveform display, high resolution, and accurate frequency readout.
Specifications & Supported Bands
| Band | Frequency Range | Modulation |
| FM Broadcast | 87MHz–108MHz | WFM |
| Medium Wave Broadcast | 526.5kHz–1606.5kHz | AM |
| Shortwave Broadcast | 3MHz–30MHz | AM |
| Airport Tower | 118MHz–135.975MHz | AM |
| VHF Walkie-Talkie | 136MHz–174MHz | NFM |
| UHF | 400MHz–470MHz | NFM |
| Amateur SSB (below 10MHz) | - | LSB |
| Amateur SSB (above 10MHz) | - | USB |
| VHF Amateur Radio | 50–54MHz, 144–148MHz | NFM |
| UHF Amateur Radio | 430–440MHz | NFM |
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