WINRADIO WR-G39WSBe Sonobuoy Telemetry Receiver

The WiNRADiO WR-G39WSBe Sonobuoy Receiver is a third-generation receiver specifically designed for sonobuoy telemetry operation.

It is particularly suitable for standard DIFAR sonobuoys operating in the 136 to 173.5 MHz standard sonobouoy VHF band. This standard frequency range can be extended to UHF frequencies (up to 1.8 GHz) to suit customized telemetry requirements.

The WR-G39WSBe features an antenna input, analog output, as well as digitized audio output via the USB bus for spectrum analysis and monitoring.

The fully self-contained receiver can be used with a standard PC or even laptop or mounted inside an industrial-grade instrument rack. The receiver is supplied together with Windows control software (Linux support is optional) and support documentation.

The receiver's modular architecture allows for a high-degree of customization for application-specific requirements. The receiver also contains its own DSP, making it possible to develop customized solutions featuring various on-board signal processing, analysis and decoding facilities.As most of the RF signal processing is performed by the receiver, the PC hardware and software requirements are modest. Up to eight receivers can be controlled by the same USB hub, and controlled separately and independently. WiNRADiO can also supply complete rack-mounted multi-channel systems.

The WR-G39WSBi receiver is supplied with Windows based application software. Programmers' API and Linux drivers are available upon request, suitable for integration in custom designed sonobuoy systems.

The Windows application software shows a graphical representation of all installed receivers (a virtual control panel), making it possible to observe the status of all receivers at a glance and make individual adjustments if necessary. Each receiver can be monitored and the real-time spectrum of the demodulated signal observed. An mixing facility is provided where a particular receiver can be selected for audio monitoring by simply clicking on the corresponding receiver panel.