Signal Hound PCR4200 100 kHz to 20 GHz Four-Channel Phase Coherent Receiver
Signal Hound PCR4200 100 kHz to 20 GHz Four-Channel Phase Coherent Receiver
The PCR4200 is a high-performance, 100 kHz to 20 GHz, four-channel, phase coherent receiver, streaming I/Q data over a vita 49 interface.
Product Details
Each channel on the PCR4200 may be configured as a phase coherent channel using the high-performance shared local oscillator (LO), or independently tuned using that channel’s dedicated LO. Additionally, any single channel may be configured to provide swept spectrum data at up to 200 GHz/s. Other features include a built-in 30 MHz to 20 GHz vector signal generator to simplify system alignment and calibration, and an internal GPS to provide precise time, frequency, and location.
Features:
•Frequency range 100 kHz to 20 Ghz
•Streams 40 MHz bandwidth per channel over 10 GbE SFP+
•Built-in sub-octave preselectors from 45 MHz to 20 GHz
•Noise figure: 10 dB typical at 2 GHz
•Calibrated I/Q data
•Ultra-low phase noise: -136 dBc/Hz 10 kHz offset from 1 GHz center frequency
•Internal GPS
•110 dB dynamic range
•Independent channel configuration
•Up to 16 phase coherent channels
Applications:
•Simultaneous multi-band spectrum monitoring
•Emitter detection and geolocation
•Multi-channel transmitter testing
•SIGINT/COMINT/ELINT
•Drone detection
•MIMO channel testing
The PCR4200 excels at multi-channel, wide-band, simultaneous monitoring applications. It utilizes exceptionally fast sweep speeds, outstanding dynamic range and ultra-low phase noise to ensure sweeps, data and accuracy are all of the highest quality. Independent channel configuration enables flexibility in diverse signal environments. Reliability, accuracy and a portable form factor make the PCR4200 well suited to multi-channel receiver needs across a diverse range of scenarios.
Size & Weight
Device dimensions
Version:
Weight: 16.2 lb7.34 kg)
Dimensions:12" x 11.5" x 3" (30.4 x 29.2 x 7.6 cm)





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