This device contains a high-stability local oscillator, mixer and filters to convert an incoming frequency range of 1700-3500 MHz down to 0-1800 MHz. This can be used to extend the frequency range of VHF/UHF receivers, both WiNRADiO and third party products.
The local oscillator is stable enough for the down converter to be usable even for narrow-band modulation modes, and has a low noise figure to be useful for professional as well as consumer applications.
WinRadio products are available only to customers in the U.S. and Canada.
The WiNRADiO ERD-1500 Electromagnetic Radiation Detector is an exceptionally efficient "RF Sniffer" developed to quickly and reliably locate sources of electromagnetic interference. The detector contains a miniature wide-band antenna with a quality amplifier and high-performance Schottky barrier detection diodes for maximum sensitivity.
This wall mounting bracket makes it possible to mount the G3E series receivers to a wall or under a desk, thus saving space. An elegant and useful accessory.
The Wide-FM Option provides a separate Wide-FM demodulator. The Wide-FM demodulation is performed in hardware, using conventional hardware-based demodulation techniques, in order to ease the requirement of PC processing power which would otherwise be required for a signal of this bandwidth. In other words, the Wide-FM Option is an entirely separate receiver on its own right.
External Reference Oscillator Input Option
Reference Oscillator Output Option (/RO)
Intermediate Frequency 109.65 MHz Output Option (/IF0)
Intermediate Frequency 10.7 MHz Output Option (/IF1)
Intermediate Frequency 16 kHz Output Option (/IF2)
The WR-LNA-3500 Low Noise Amplifier is a ultra-low noise figure preamplifier designed to operate in the range of 30-3500 MHz. While it is ideally suited to WiNRADiO VHF/UHF receivers, it can be also used to improve sensitivity of most third party receivers.
The WiNRADiO AMFE™ Antenna Multiplexer and Frequency Extender fulfills a dual role of an antenna switching unit and a frequency down-converter, making it possible to easily interface separate HF, VHF, UHF and SHF antennas to a wide-band receiver, as well as provide frequency down-conversion for input signals up to 8599 MHz.