Special Receivers

The WR-G33WSM model is a high-performance low-cost receiver and spectrum analyzer specially developed for sound engineers and performers who work with wireless microphones and other wireless audio devices. The receiver contains a number of specialist features tailored to audio engineering. Its wide frequency range covers all standard wireless microphone and other VHF/UHF frequencies used in stage production, including the FM broadcast band and point-to-point communications.

The WR-G33RSS Signal Strength Measurement Module is a specialized OEM building block suitable for a variety of industrial, scientific and other specialist applications where the ability to measure received signal strength within LF, HF, VHF and UHF frequency range is required.

The WR-G39WSBi Sonobuoy Telemetry Receiver is a low-cost, high-performance internal PCI-card-based receiver primarily designed to receive sonobuoy signals in military or civilian marine telemetry applications.

The WR-G39WSBe Sonobuoy Telemetry Receiver is a low-cost, high-performance external USB-based receiver primarily designed to receive sonobuoy signals in military or civilian marine telemetry applications.

The WR-G526e Wide-Band Tuner is a modular building block suitable for high-performance surveillance, monitoring and direction finding applications. The tuner can be used either as a stand-alone wide-band front-end for a software-defined receiver, or as a building block for multichannel phase-coherent receiver systems.

The WR-G527e Wide-Band Tuner is an improved, higher performance model than the WR-G526e, suited for demanding surveillance, monitoring and direction finding applications. It is primarily suited for multi-channel phase-coherent systems, however it can be also used as a stand-alone wide-band front-end of a software-defined receiver, taking advantage of its excellent phase noise and fast tuning speed.

The WR-G528e 'CHEETAH' Miniature Wide-Band Phase-Coherent Tuner is a miniaturized, versatile, USB-interfaced high-performance receiver front-end with dual application capability. A single WR-G528e module can be utilized as a compact, single-channel front-end suitable for fast signal intercept, acquisition and monitoring applications. When two identical modules are interconnected to share a common frequency reference (either internal or external), they can form a basis of a dual-channel phase-coherent direction-finding system with excellent phase and amplitude matching characteristics.

The WR-G528e/DSP 'CHEETAH' Miniature Phase-Coherent DSP Back-End is a miniaturized, USB 3.0 interfaced high-performance receiver's back-end with dual application capability. A single WR-G528e/DSP module can be utilized as a compact, single-channel DSP back-end suitable for fast signal intercept, acquisition and monitoring applications. When two or more identical modules are interconnected to share a common sampling frequency and synchronization, they can form a basis of a dual/multi-channel phase-coherent direction-finding system with excellent phase and amplitude matching characteristics.

The RLX-810/G315 Network Receiver consists of a software-defined radio receiver and a web server on a Linux-based industrial computer platform. No additional hardware such as a PC, keyboard or monitor are required on the server side. The unit contains a highly reliable fanless Linux computer for server-side processing and recording storage. User interface is accomplished using a Java applet that guarantees platform independence. This product may be used as a basis of an unattended radio monitoring system, Internet radio station or in other remotely-controlled surveillance or logging applications.

The WiNRADiO 'RLX-810/G39 Network Receiver' combines the acclaimed WR-G39DDCe 'EXCELSIOR' receiver (9 kHz to 3500 MHz) with a robust Linux-based web server, all housed in a ruggedized shielded enclosure. Engineered for both simplicity and power, this versatile solution operates from an external 12V DC source or the included universal AC adapter, requiring no additional hardware (such as a PC, keyboard or monitor) for server-side functionality via a Windows or Android application. This receiver may be used as a basis of an unattended radio monitoring, surveillance or logging system.